The minister was just one of the people in the village. There was nothing strange about him. People came to his services on Sundays and used his wisdom to guide them through life. However, one day it all changed. Just like a thunder out of a blue sky, the minister showed up with a black veil on his face. This act upset everybody. Some people even stopped going to his services. The minister became the main focus of the village because everyone

"The Minister's Black Veil" is an interesting novel. It doesn't have a happy ending, and it raises many questions. For example, what does the black veil really stands for? Did he commit crime? By using the black veil, the minister is setting himself apart from everyone else, and it leads to his isolation from the community. I didn't find one answer to the question about why he's using a black veil to cover his face. Probably, there isn't just one answer. Perhaps Hawthorne wants us to find the answer that we like. Whatever the answer might be, the minister is truly an interesting character.

Some people say that what we don't know, we treat as a bad thing. That's true if we consider this story. Everyone assumed he was hiding something, and it had to be bad. They thought that he had committed some crime, or he had some ugly sin on his back. Some people in the village thought that because the eyes are said to be the door to ones soul, he was closing that door by using the veil. It's interesting that his wor

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Approximate Word count = 697
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)