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

charm the judgment of grace seems like the finishing theme in this narration of murder and selfishness, it is actually correspond quite frequently and as a big dissever of the story line. A wakeless Man is Hard to make up ones mind focuses mainly on the personalities and traits of the devil main characters, grandma and The Misfit. These cardinal seem like make out opposites, which creates for a very fascinate comparison when it comes to their comprehension and capacity for grace in this pathetic story. The Misfit displays a clear superiority in intelligence by his behavior and actions. The Misfit to a fault has an overt capacity for grace that exceeds the grannie by analyzing his thoughts and communications with the grandmother.\nThe readers can deduce that some of the grandmothers traits are being close-minded and selfish. She lies to her grandchildren, complains about how the present propagation cannot even compare to the superiority of the past, and manipulates her son. The grandmother displays no self-awareness and is not open to reality and the received world around her. During the conversation moments before the grandmother was shot, her row prove these previous points. She portrays axiomatic 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 clearly she does not. The grandmother believes he will do what she says vertical because of her values and what she thinks is right in this situation; Ignorance at its finest. While these points show the weakness of the grandmother, they also prove the superiority of the Misfits intelligence in comparison. All along the Misfit intends to kill the family. Although there may have been moments of grace, the end subject was inevitable. Because of the Misfits age, real-world experience, and physical ramp up and the arms he carries, he has a clear one- up in intelligence in this situ ation. The grandmother is just pleading...