I n "A Good Man is Hard to Find," a short story by Flannery O"Connor we see a moment of grace in a grandmother's eyes of this cruel some tale. It is a grotesque story about a grandmother trying to convince her son to go to Tennessee instead of a vacation to Florida. Some ironic moments in the story are when the grandmother reads the news report to her son about the loose killer that called himself the "Missfit," in an effort to convince him to change his vacation plans.
We are going to explored grandmother's attitude towards people, and religion, and life in general. She is always trying to find a good man or person. Everywhere that she looks finding "a good man" since an impossible task. Unable to change her son's mind, she accept this trip even thou she believes going to Tennessee would have been more fun. They will encounter and meet some new people in there way to Florida; she will also face her biggest challenge and her moment of grace.
Grandmother is describe in this story in a way that even thou she seems to be meddle in with in other peoples business, she is a good grandmother. Her character is very vivid, playful, intelligent, and an enormous amount of consistency in going after what she wants. She insists, and uses everything and anything available to her, (even her grandkids) to get what she wants. .
During this trip grandmother meets with a man name Red Sam, she recognized him as been a good man during a conversation they were having. "Two fellers come in here last week, driving a Chrysler I let them fellers charge the gas they bought? Now why I did do that?" "Because .
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you"re a good man!" the grandmother said at once (323). The grandmothers seem to see good in people and to point out to them.
After convincing her son to turn around to look at a certain house that is when she encounters her destiny and her faith. The Missfit test to grandmother it is cruel some.
