Neither Hester Prynne nor Goodman Brown appear to be capable of believing wholeheartedly in the piety of the Puritan community. What experiences make...

Goodman Brown
initially appears to be a pious individual, but over the course of " ," it becomes
clear that his faith is tied up in the faith of others in his community. While it is ambiguous
whether the events of "Young Goodman Brown" are a dream or not, as he...