Mr. Hooper Is A Sinner

Mr. Hooper a horrid sinner. The veil worn by him symbolizes him to people as a horrible sinner. They know Mr. Hooper to be a very disgusting human. Mr. Hooper looks to be a sinful person who has done bad things in his life. The horrid things committed in his life makes him a person of evil who has done iniquitous acts. Mr. Hooper was scorned by many among his class. They are not wrong because Mr. Hooper, a disgusting person. A sinner Mr. Hooper portraits to the people. Mr. Hooper committed many sins in his life. Could Mr. Hooper have been the person to have slept with the young girl who later died. People believe that Mr. Hooper had a deeper more evil sin. He is a really bad person who does not care about consequences. He should be ashamed about the things he has done, but yet those feelings are not something that can be felt by a person of such evil. Mr. Hooper's behavior is truly lamentable. …show more content…
Hooper gave sermons to people about sins, which is wrong because he was a sinner. He uses the veil to give these sermons because it gives a powerful meaning. Hooper took vows to not let people know to the veil meant, to no one knows why. Mr. Hooper keeps his face hidden from people, leaving himself lonely and to die alone. People speculate what the veil is for and what meanings there are, but no one will know. People will only know the evil and horrid person under the veil. They say that his acts aren't any major sins, but a sin is a sin. Mr. Hooper's acts committed by him can't be forgiven because out of spite they were. They say Mr. Hooper has not committed a greater sin than a regular daily sin. Mr. Hooper also gives moral lessons about sinning which does not make sense because he is a sinner. Trying to cover up his wrong by trying to do good things. Hooper said that humans accidentally sin by nature and no one is perfect. How can you commit horrid acts and don't feel