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    what Goodman’s true intentions are‚ and adds an ironic tone to the protagonist’s name. The traveler that Goodman encounters on his journey is eventually revealed to be the Devil himself in the scene when the traveler touches Goody Cloyse with his staff and she screams out “the devil.”‚ on page 588. Travelling with the Devil during Goodman’s journey can represent Goodman’s efforts to avert temptations as well as personify his struggle to deal with his faith in his religion. Throughout the short

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    “Fighting That Old Devil Rumor” is about a well-known company being called devil worshippers. Procter and Gamble became part of these rumors because of their company logo (356). Author‚ Sandra Salmans‚ finds many people boycotting Procter and Gamble are Christians (356). The rumors began circling were the result of several lawsuits Procter and Gamble filed to protect their name. Procter and Gamble had a long road of steps they had to take to prove media and rumors wrong. Procter and Gamble’s

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    The History Of Halloween Halloween is a night of candy‚ costumes‚ and fun that only comes around once a year on October 31st. This is a time when people get a chance to dress up and disguised himself or herself as someone or something else. People can go to parties‚ haunted houses‚ or go trick-or-treating. Halloween is a holiday for all aged‚ but is most popular for younger children. The holiday and tradition of Halloween is full of history‚ ancient religious beliefs‚ and stories. Although

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    In Anselm’s theology the Devil‚ who was the first creature (angel) to fall‚ did not persevere in his original justice and freedom. He did not have this perseverance not because God would not give it to him‚ but God did not give it to him simply because the Devil did not accept what has been offered to him.18 God is seen as in a sense unable to deliver the gift of perseverance to the Devil‚ because‚ even if this angel had pre- viously accepted the will and capacity for the reception of perseverance

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    years of the feud‚ each family was ruled by a well-known patriarch. William Anderson Hatfield‚ known as “Devil Anse‚” had the appearance of a backwoods‚ rough-hewn mountain dweller. By the 1870s Devil Anse was an increasingly successful timber merchant who employed dozens of men‚ including some McCoys. On the other side of the feud stood Randolph “Old Ranel” McCoy. Though not as prosperous as Devil Anse‚ Randolph owned some land and livestock. Both families lived along the Tug Fork of the Big Sandy

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    and understandable. The main characters‚ the old man‚ Goodman Brown and Faith have their own biblical counterparts. The old man appears as the cunning‚ powerful and canny devil. This resemblance extends on both physical and moral traits: the old man’s appearance and staff‚ his intentions and moral characteristics portray the devil himself. Goodman Brown serves as the curious‚ naive and overreaching Eve. The protagonist’s naivety and weakness‚ the fact that he is willing to visit the forest despite

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    Sleepy Hollow” and “The Devil and Tom Walker‚” Irving tries to convey a few points that are issues in the United States (and in the world) at the time in which these stories were written. Washington Irving wrote “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow” and “The Devil and Tom Walker” in the early 1820’s. Both short stories were written based on different stories from different countries and different places that Irving experienced over the years of his life. For example‚ Irving based “The Devil and Tom Walker” off

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    to test the resolve of his faith. Goodman ventures out on his expedition deep into the sinister forest‚ in order to repudiate the attempt of the devil to sway him from Christianity; a test he believes his devout faith is prepared to confront. Goodman Brown is forever altered in ways unforeseeable by taking a stroll with the ultimate antagonist‚ the devil himself. The prevailing theme in this literary work‚ which is common in Hawthorne’s gothic writing‚ is the realization that evil can infect people

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    Irving’s included‚ "The devil and Tom Walker"‚ "Rip Van Winkle"‚ and "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow". In his stories Irving put importance on both the individual and the community‚ but he directed his focus on the individual. He did this by portraying how the choices of an individual can affect a community‚ and how an individual’s choices can be influenced by members of a community. In Irving’s work‚ "The devil and Tom Walker"‚ Tom Walker wanted to make a deal with the devil until his wife pressured

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    Hawthorne describes the journey and maturation of the protagonist Goodman Brown in Salem‚ Massachusetts during the 1800s. Through this journey‚ he is accompanied by an evil character who is portrayed as the devil himself. Together‚ Goodman Brown begins to question his faith as the devil shows him the true nature of the people whom he loved and cared about. The events of this so called journey or dream leaves him in a frozen emotional state by the end of it. He wonders whether what he

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