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Pаrt I: In the shоrt stоries, "Dr. Heidegger's Experiment" аnd "Yоung Goodmаn Brown," we can see that Hawthorne has definite ideas and thoughts on the topics of "good vs. bad" and "right vs. wrong"... some could even add "good vs. evil," to some extent. Discuss how his ideas are displayed in these stories - include a discussion of how the setting, symbols, themes, etc. (from the video analysis) help convey these ideas. Also, what aspects of his life and the time period in which he lived, the context of the time period he chose to use as the setting for many of his stories, could have contributed to these ideas? Part II: Then, discuss how each of these stories can be categorized as Romantic stories (not "lovey dovey," but as a part of the Romanticism movement). It may be beneficial to your discussion to also discuss/explain how it's not realism, as well (and why, according to the characteristics of realism/regionalism/naturalism, etc.). You may need to review the lecture materials for Romanticism in order to complete this discussion question.