The passage is entitled Vanity Fair. Christian and Faithful come to Vanity Fair where it seems that all can be bought by money. As they refuse to buy anything but Truth, they are beaten and put in a cage, and then taken out and led in chains up and down the fair and at length brought before a court. Judge Hate-good summons three witnesses：Envy, Superstition and Pick thank, who testify against him. The case is given to the jury, composed of Mr. Badman, Mr. No-good, Mr. Malice, etc. Each gives verdict against Faithful, who is presently condemned. Here Bunyan intends to satirize the state trials in the reactionary reigns of Charles Ⅱ and James Ⅱ, which are merely forms preliminary to hanging, drawing and quartering.