The Pilgrim's Progress, a religious parable by British writer John Bunyan, was published in two parts in 1678 and 1684. This work is a symbolic vision of a good man's lifelong pilgrimage. Next to the bible, the Pilgrim's Progress is the most famous Christian parable still in print. First published under Charles ii, the Puritan author criminalized under the 1593 Conventicle Act (Part 1678) , which banned the holding of service outside Anglican Church ). Written mainly while imprisoned in . It is presented as a dream of the author of the trials and adventures of a Christian (Everyone character) as he travels from his hometown of destruction to the city of Heaven. The sin he feels after reading a book (probable the Bible). The evangelist guides him to the slipgate and he leaves his family behind. he fell into the slogan of Despond and was dragged into his burden, but was helped by a man named Help. The Christian then meets the mundane Mr. Wiseman, who ignores the advice of the Evangelist and instead goes to the village of morals and persuades him to look for Mr. Legality or his son Sicily. However, the burden on the christian becomes heavier and he quits. The Evangelist reappears and puts him back on the road to Wicket Gate. The gatekeeper goodwill passes him through and takes him yo the interpreter's house, where he is taught about the grace of Christianity. As the christian continues his journey, he goes to the cross and the tomb, at which point his burden falls off his shoulders. Three glowing objects will appears, giving him a sealed scroll to display when he reaches the Gate of Heaven. the christian goes down the road, and when he reaches the difficulty of the hill, he chooses a straight and narrow road. Along the way he falls asleep in Arbor and drops a scroll from his hand. When he woke up, he realized that he had to go to the top pf the hill and return to Arbor to find the lost scroll. He later arrives at a beautiful palace, where he encounters virgin discretion, prudence, credibility, and charity. They give christian Armor, and he finds out that his ex-neighbor, a loyal man, is travelling in front of him. Christians then cross the Valley of Humiliation, where they fight the monster Apollion. Then he crosses the terrifying valley of the shadow of death. Shortly thereafter, he faithfully catches up. The two were founded to enter the city of Vanity, home of the ancient Vanity Fair, and to seduce pilgrims on their way to the city of heaven. Their strange outfits and lack of interest in trade fair goods cause turmoil and they are arrested. Faithful, accused in front of Sir Hategood, was sentenced to death, executed and immediately taken to heaven. Christian is returned to jail, but he later escapes.