Who thought they could remove the veil from mr hooper?

In Nathaniel Hawthorne's short story "The Minister's Black Veil," Elizabeth, Mr. Hooper's fiancée, expresses her desire to remove the veil. She believes that by lifting it, she can reveal his true self and restore their intimate connection, as she struggles to understand his choice to wear the veil and the isolation it brings. Ultimately, her attempt reflects the broader theme of the inability to fully understand or connect with another person when they choose to hide aspects of themselves.