which elements of the setting make the story allegorical?

the physical elements—the forest

the historical elements—the puritan era

the psychological elements—the uncertainty of youth

the spiritual elements—the altar, music, and congregation

The physical elements—the forest.

Explanation:

An allegory is a narrative in which certain characters, figures or events are used as representations of deeper ideas and principles. Allegories are most commonly used in order to teach or explain a moral lesson to the reader. In "Young Goodman Brown," one of the allegorical elements is the forest. The forest is not only the setting of the story, but it is also used as a way to represent the hypocrisy and dark impulses of the villagers.

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