This short story is used as a metaphor for the influence of antinomianism on works like Mary Rowlandson’s captivity narrative in a Susan Howe collection titled for it. This story concludes by suggesting that its protagonist “failed to look beyond the shadowy scope of Time … to find the perfect Future in the present.” In this story, the “gross Fatality of Earth” is symbolized by the “hoarse” chuckle of a shaggy servant who is addressed (10[1])as an “earthly (10[1])mass” and a “man of clay.” (10[1])A woman in this story leaves the sweet-smelling rooms she’s been confined to and intrudes on a “furnace-room” where her husband works with his assistant Aminadab. (10[3])After (10[2])testing it on a blotchy (-5[1])geranium, (10[2]-5[1])a woman in this story drinks an elixir (-5[3])meant (-5[2])to destroy (10[1]-5[1])the “Crimson Hand.” For 10 points, name this Nathaniel (-5[1])Hawthorne story (10[1])in which Aylmer tries to remove his wife (10[1])Georgiana’s title (10[2])blemish. (10[2])■END■ (10[7])