The Minister Wears The Black Veil Analysis

Have you ever thought about all the sins one human makes in their lifetime? You walk through the streets and all these people have committed at least one, possibly even more. Also it depends how big if the sin. The do not show or expressed the sins they have committed publicly which is not necessary to do. Nobody bothers to look at a random person in revulsion, because they know they have committed a sin. So it questions as to why Mr. Hooper was. As soon as the community’s minister wears a black veil, to show that everyone commits sins, including himself, the world gets turned upside down.
A minister living in a mormon community where every Sunday, these religious people began their day by going to church living a life with no sins, or so they believed. But this minister, Mr. Hooper, knows quite well that every person attending church hold a sin in beneath …show more content…
In this case it is the black veil, which is a gasping object to all the members of the community but as a reader, it is more understanding as to why he wears it. Therefore there is three levels of parable. The formary and most obvious level is that a human being cannot not hide their sins from the Father above. Although people in your community may not see or know what your secret sin is or even confess your sins to a pastor, God knows exactly what you have done. Also, the minister died with the black veil and was buried with it. Mr. Hooper basically died in carrying the sorrows of sins that everyone contains in beneath them. Just how Jesus died for our sins, Mr. Hooper died with acknowledgement and carrying all the sins of human beings. The biggest sin of all, is the sin of humanity that humans are good at hiding and ignoring. Not everyone must seem to notice the sins of humanity because they are committing it