'A Good Man Is Hard To Find - Flannery O\'Connor'

' eon the concept of alter seems give care the start theme in this story of impinge on and selfishness, it is actually delineate quite oft and as a big take apart of the story line. A Good spell is Hard to hold focuses mainly on the personalities and traits of the cardinal main characters, grandma and The Misfit. These two seem give care complete opposites, which creates for a very fascinate comparison when it comes to their perception and might for bedeck in this swindle story. The Misfit displays a separate favorable position in intelligence through and through his behavior and actions. The Misfit likewise has an self-evident capacity for grace that exceeds the granny by analyzing his thoughts and intercourses with the gran.\nThe readers puke infer that or so of the grannys traits are be close-minded and selfish. She lies to her grandchildren, complains about(predicate) how the present measure can non even equality to the superiority of the past, and ma nipulates her son. The grandmother displays no self-awareness and is not open to universe and the current solid ground around her. During the conversation moments before the grandmother was shot, her words read these previous points. She portrays obvious ignorance when she attempts to convince the Misfit that he would never do this and that killing a lady is wrong. It is like she knows him and knows how he thinks and assoil she does not. The grandmother believes he will do what she says respectable because of her value and what she thinks is right in this situation; Ignorance at its finest. While these points hand over the weakness of the grandmother, they similarly prove the superiority of the Misfits intelligence in comparison. All on the Misfit intends to kill the family. Although thither may prepare been moments of grace, the end top was inevitable. Because of the Misfits age, real-world experience, and physiologic build and the fortify he carries, he has a clear on e- up in intelligence in this situation. The grandmother is just pleading... '