Deciphering the Symbolism of Mr. Hooper's Black Veil

Have you ever wondered why there are minister’s that wear veils? Especially black veils! In my essay I will be arguing about why I conjecture Mr. Hooper wears the black veil. Mr. Hooper is a character from the story ‘’The Ministers Black Veil’’. I’ll be explaining all of my observations on why he wears the veil, and what precipitated Mr. Hooper to convey everyone’s sins.
The story ‘’The Ministers Black Veil’’, is about a minister who wears this black veil, because he’s toting everyone’s sins. Have you ever wondered why the Minister at your church bears your sins? The minister at your church conveys your sins, because when you go to acknowledge to the minister about your inferior adjudications, he now knows about what you’ve done and has

to live with knowing about that sin for the rest of their life. So Mr. Hooper wears the black veil to hide everyone’s sins, and doesn’t disclose his face throughout the whole story, because he thinks that if he were to take off the veil everyone would see their sinful ways. The people in the story go berserk when they get a glimpse of Mr. Hooper for the first time wearing the black veil.
Essentially, in the story, there’s a part where Mr. Hooper has to attend a funeral for a young woman. When it’s his turn to pay his respects at the coffin he looks over the corpse, and when he looked over the corpse it said in the story that you could feel a slight quiver come from within the corpse. So it was as if that when Mr. Hooper looked over the young woman’s corpse that she supposedly saw her sins upon Mr. Hooper’s face. Throughout most of the story until the end, Mr. Hooper doesn’t even crack a smile.
In the story Mr. Hooper also had to attend a wedding because he had to officiate the bride and groom. When Mr. Hooper entered the room, everyone was inaudible, because everyone was surprised that he still wore the black veil to the wedding. Here is an example of why I think he wears the black veil to bear the burden of knowing everyone’s sins. In the story while he’s at the wedding officiating the bride and groom’s marriage, both the bride and groom are holding a glass of champagne. When the groom sees Mr. Hooper’s face, he gets petrified and drops the glass of champagne. He dropped the champagne because he saw his sins when he saw Mr. Hooper’s face.
In conclusion, I hypothesized that the reason Mr. Hooper wears the black veil, is because he bears the burden of knowing everyone’s sins. The 2 examples from the passage that I gave support my reasoning’s for why I think he wears the black veil. The reason Mr. Hooper has for wearing the black veil is a legitimate reason, since he burdens everyone’s sins.