Which best describes the central idea in both "a journey" and "young goodman brown"?

Both stories talk about the idea of freedom from the limited rules of society and tradition.

Explanation:

Both stories have the main character how feels the imperative necessity of going away from the place where they are and have a very different life, but both are stopped for morality, in The Journey, she doesn't leave her husband because it is not appropriated according to society and the role a woman should have as a wife. In The Young Goodman Brown, he faces a similar feeling but his deterrent is a religion he is incapable of doing anything that is going to be considered bad by his church and God

- the mistakes that have been done in the past will repeat themselves

- you will trust all the wrong people