In the
story,alternates narrative with dialogue. He employs a third-person narrator, who provides
background, insights into the characters, and plot points. The dialogue shows the townspeople
discuss amongst themselves, which is often different than what they say to the minister; for
example:
"Our parson has gone mad!" cried
Goodman Gray€¦.
In the narrative, Hawthorne often
highlights a point by usingor modifiers, thus adding an ironic twist to the meaning. He refers
to the women who react strongly to the veil as having delicate nerves, and underplays
the...
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