Hooper is sought to be tough. The idea of the connection between god and a pasture is set to be complete. When others believe you are in the hands of an angry god, you kind of make your pasture-like ways go to waste like a pasture wearing black veil… Oh wait, that's Mr. Hooper. Within the connections of God and the connections of his fiancée, the biggest conclusions that can be drawn are his intentions of Integrating with another female, or doing something that is sinful for a pastures right and wills of god. If Mr. Hooper is shameless of his actions, he wouldn’t have told his fiancée he could not remove the veil, and would've trusted her pardon to identify why the veil was being worn in the first place. Mr. Hooper wishes to teach a moral lesson to his congregation by wearing a veil that only each man and woman can interpret according to their own consciences. This is not impeccable by conceding information. Mr. Hooper has no rights or morals to teach. He only lives in the sight of sin now that he has committed something that is by far the worst of a pastures creation. All in all, he has seen too much and from now on, lives in the void of darkness sin and angry
Hooper is sought to be tough. The idea of the connection between god and a pasture is set to be complete. When others believe you are in the hands of an angry god, you kind of make your pasture-like ways go to waste like a pasture wearing black veil… Oh wait, that's Mr. Hooper. Within the connections of God and the connections of his fiancée, the biggest conclusions that can be drawn are his intentions of Integrating with another female, or doing something that is sinful for a pastures right and wills of god. If Mr. Hooper is shameless of his actions, he wouldn’t have told his fiancée he could not remove the veil, and would've trusted her pardon to identify why the veil was being worn in the first place. Mr. Hooper wishes to teach a moral lesson to his congregation by wearing a veil that only each man and woman can interpret according to their own consciences. This is not impeccable by conceding information. Mr. Hooper has no rights or morals to teach. He only lives in the sight of sin now that he has committed something that is by far the worst of a pastures creation. All in all, he has seen too much and from now on, lives in the void of darkness sin and angry