A 5 page paper showing how hallucinogenic imagery in these two stories, by Charlotte Perkins Gilman and Nathaniel Hawthorne respectively, gives the reader access to a deeper well of insight than could be provided through the protagonist's rational narration. The paper analyzes the nightmare quality of both stories, and shows how the imagery cuts through the thin wall between illusion and reality. Three sources including stories. The choices Goodman Brown makes are analysis and discussed.
Bibliography lists one source.
An eight page paper dealing with Nathaniel Hawthorne's treatment of sin in these two novels. Bibliography lists five sources. The paper notes that although home may have been where the hurt occurred, it is where healing must begin as well. No sources except books themselves. The Scarlet Letter.