rney with the mysterious journey.
             During the day, Mr. Brown is a militant Puritan. He is strong faithed and believes in the goodness of society. But at night he is led into a temptation that forever changes his life. When he comes upon the midnight ritual he is shocked and appalled. The entire experience makes him bitter and forever untrusting of his fellow Samaritans.
             Throughout the short story Brown is searching for faith in what appears to be an increasingly corrupt world. Faith takes on a double meaning in this story, for Faith is used both
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