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In Nathaniel Hawthorne's "Young Goodman Brown," the pink ribbons worn by Faith symbolize innocence and the struggle between good and evil. Initially, they represent Faith's purity and Goodman Brown's...

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A feminist critique of "Young Goodman Brown" highlights the limited roles for women as either pure angels or sinful witches. Faith, portrayed as innocent with pink ribbons, and Goody Cloyse, a secret...

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In "Young Goodman Brown," a pink ribbon belonging to Faith, Goodman Brown's wife, falls from the sky and catches on a tree branch, convincing him she is at the witches' Sabbat. This ribbon,...

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Young Goodman Brown

Goodman Brown finds one of Faith's pink ribbons fluttering down from the sky and catching on a tree as he travels deeper into the forest, approaching a Witches' Sabbath. This discovery convinces him...

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Young Goodman Brown's wife wears pink ribbons in her cap.

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In Nathaniel Hawthorne's "Young Goodman Brown," Faith, Goodman Brown's wife, is afraid at the beginning due to the Puritan belief that the forest is home to witches and the Devil, and because her...

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Young Goodman Brown

Hawthorne's tale of the black mass is an exploration of evil. The setting in the forest alters as the preternatural rises with the appearance of Goodman's wife, Faith. She is seen and her voice...

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