" For 10 points, name this character who wears a
 black veil in a story by Nathaniel Hawthorne.
One spectator claims he saw the corpse of a young woman shudder when this character bent over her
 coffin and another man says he saw this character walking hand-in-hand with the woman's spirit during her
 funeral procession. This character is appointed to carryout a task by Governor Belcher's administration, and
 he spills wine on the carpet at a wedding after seeing himself in a mirror. On his deathbed Mr. Clark of
 Westbury tries to pressure him to perform a task that leads him to yells "Why do you tremble at me alone?"
 This inhabitant of Milford and fiancée of Elizabeth has a notable feature that is described as a "type and a
 symbol" and that "no mortal eye will see it withdrawn." For 10 points, name this character who wears a
 black veil in a story by Nathaniel Hawthorne.
One spectator claims he saw the corpse of a young woman shudder when this character bent over her
 coffin and
the {minister} [or Mr. {Hooper}; or {Reverend Hooper}]