At the end of his journey, Goodman Brown is left a bitter, depressed man. He continues through his life in this dark demeanor, never allowing himself any joy or love again.
Why is this so? What was the significance of Goodman's journey through the forest? Were the events real or imagined? Do you feel his reaction is justified or does he over-react to his experience?
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