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In this work, the central "sable form" promises to reveal the "fountain of all wicked arts" which supplies more evil impulses than human power to proselytes "beneath a canopy of fire." Its protagonist, who at the beginning had eyed the pink ribbons on his three-month wife, becomes so morbid at this story's close that he is buried without a Bible verse on his tombstone. Found in its author's Mosses of an Old Manse, its protagonist meets Deacon Gookin and Goody Close in the woods, after leaving Salem for a meeting involving Native American medicine men. For 10 points, name this Nathaniel Hawthorne short story in which the titular character partakes in a dream-like Satanic ritual.
In this work, the central "sable form" promises to reveal the "fountain of all wicked arts" which supplies more evil impulses than human power to proselytes "beneath a canopy of fire.
“{Young Goodman Brown}”