I feel that this is a very accurate description of the poem. However, I feel that there can be other interpretations of the poem. In this site I will walk the viewer through the poem and point out items that I feel are an important part of interpreting Keats's poem. This website is based on my own interpretation and opinions of the poem, The Eve of St. Agnes . Keats makes reference to the statues in the church.
Church is part of a castle, in another part of the castle there is a party going on.
The Beadsman does not participate in this celebration. However, he can hear the music and noise coming from the party. The young Madeline follows the celebration of St. Agnes Eve, in hopes that she will dream of Porphyro. Porphyro is the young man that she is in love with. Porphyro goes to see Madeline the night of the party and the Eve of St. Agnes, risking his life.