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    As I read The Rocking Horse Winner I used the before‚ during‚ and after reading comprehension strategies to better understand and get involved in the story. Using the before strategy‚ I found the purpose of the reading was to take part in the courses expectations and understand what I was about to read. I realized I had to read the story slowly and carefully so I could make connections‚ get involved‚ and create mental images. I wondered what the story was going to be about. All I had to work with

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    examples to prove this true are Nathaniel Hawthorne’s “Young Goodman Brown” and “The Road to Miclantecutli” by Adobe James. To begin‚ “Young Goodman Brown showed more evil than good. Hawthorne used symbolism to depict evil. The staff for example‚ had a serpent on it and it belonged to the second traveler‚ otherwise known as the devil. The serpent staff and the second traveler symbolized evil. Also‚ the woods and path that Young Goodman Brown walked through represented the path to sin and Satan

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    Witchcraft Then and Now Hawthorne’s Young Goodman Brown was set in the seventeenth century when witchcraft was considered a wholly evil practice that would send the practitioner directly to hell. This sets the stage for the story as Young Goodman Brown meets with the devil in a dark forest and attends what is described as a meeting of the damned where fires blaze and people stand around talking and singing. One might wonder what would happen if Young Goodman Brown found himself in our world today.

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    foreshadowing‚ and symbolism. In “Young Goodman Brown”‚ symbolism is an important aspect and Hawthorne suspenses the reader with Satan and the sinful nature of the world. Mr. Brown is known as the man who is a devoted christian and this characteristic gives a perspective on how the story perpetuates. When there is a desire in faith‚ there is a desire in temptation‚ which Goodman Brown succumbs into the tested evil of temptation. The first example is the staff. The man that Mr. Brown meets in the forest is

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    founded through religious ideals. Since its beginning‚ religion has helped to define the American Identity into what it is today. And this was explored throughout American literature especially in the Hawthorne’s The Minister’s Black Veil and Young Goodman Brown. Hawthorne’s The Minister’s Black Veil is a parable‚ suggests his purpose for writing. According to Webster’s dictionary‚ a parable is a short allegorical story designed to illustrate or teach some truth‚ religious principle‚ or moral lesson

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    Hawthorne’s “Young Goodman Brown” uses symbolism and allegory to show that people inevitably surrender to the darkness inside of them even if their initial intentions are pure. Hawthorne describes Goodman Brown as a religious man who is drawn towards sin and darkness soon after his marriage. Goodman Brown enters the forest that signifies sin‚ but resists temptations to join the devil until he finally loses his faith and gives in to evil. Symbolism and allegory are used in the story to help the reader

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    YOUNG GOODMAN BROWN came forth at sunset‚ into the street of Salem village‚ but put his head back‚ after crossing the threshold‚ to exchange a parting kiss with his young wife. And Faith‚ as the wife was aptly named‚ thrust her own pretty head into the street‚ letting the wind play with the pink ribbons of her cap‚ while she called to Goodman Brown. "Dearest heart‚" whispered she‚ softly and rather sadly‚ when her lips were close to his ear‚ "pr’y thee‚ put off your journey until sunrise‚ and sleep

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    I used the before‚ during‚ and after reading comprehension strategies for reading The Rocking Horse Winner to understand the story better. Using the before strategy‚ I discovered the purpose of reading was to meet course expectations and comprehend what I was about to read. I decided to read the story slowly and cautiously to make connections‚ get involved‚ and create mental images. I only had the title and first few sentences to ponder upon before actually reading the story. I thought it was about

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    During his experience in the forest‚ Goodman Brown begins to understand fully that his community is full of hypocrisy‚ which leads him to being distrustful to those around him. This is because his search for spiritual enlightenment leads him to lose his faith in God. What’s more‚ his nighttime journey forces him to question the devil’s existence in the darkness that he finds himself. In addition‚ he begins to understand that people use religion to hide their evil deeds. Such is the case he associates

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    this technique to analyze effects that the truth can have on one’s moral compass. This desire for knowledge and closure play out in Hamlet‚ Frankenstein‚ and Young Goodman Brown by demonstrating their journey into madness and giving up on loved ones. In these stories the truth is the ultimate desires of Hamlet‚ Frankenstein and Goodman Brown‚ suggesting that the desire for the truth will lead to one’s downfall. In Shakespeare’s Hamlet‚ there are many contributing factors of Hamlet’s desire for truth

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