An Analysis Of Norton's Overview Of Fiction

For my understanding of the Norton’s Overview of Fiction and the archetypal symbols, here is what I interpreted about the story.
The Angel serves as representative of the unknown world and its treatment in the hands of people shows the form of non-acceptance. People judge the true nature of his being from the appearance, since the old man had wings, but most important to see that the apparent “angel” did not respond to the idea preconceived about them, such as when Father Gonzaga “had his first suspicion of an imposter when he saw that he did not understood the language of Good nor knew how to greed His ministers.” Despite the fact some people did not trust his appearance; some villagers believed in the nature of the angel and proclaimed their