Robin is now determined to find his kinsman. He asks the watchman, who does not answer him, and then wanders until he finds himself outside a church. He demands of a stranger an answer to his question, "Whereabouts is the dwelling of my kinsman, Major Molineux?" What is the man's answer? Describe the man and comment on what Hawthorne might be symbolizing in such a man. This one is tough; just think about the fact that he is two$-$faced, and neither face represents "good."