He meets the entity who will be his instructor, and they both descend deeper into the woods. The lesson begins with a presentation. His instructor attempts to enlighten him with tales of sinful revelries with high-ranking ministers, governors, and judges of rural New England. He even goes so far as to mention his father and grandfather as his personal acquaintances, and how he helped them both in their endeavors in their lives. (Hawthorn pages 453-454). Despite his professor's best efforts, it became clear that one course would not be enough to reach Brown. He would have to find another way to obtain his teachings