A Good Man Is Hard To Find - Flannery O’ Connor

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Aaron Mooney

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Thomas Watson, Ph.D.

Prose Fiction

A GOOD MAN IS HARD TO FIND

Flannery O’ Connor

        

        Looking at “A good man is hard to find” from the Misfit’s point of view. From birth the Misfit was considered different even by his father, who died in nineteen ought nineteen and the Misfit considered himself wrongly accused, for his father’s murder. A constant outcast or reject of society he can’t deal with authority figures like his father who was the first to “label” him. “My daddy said I was a different breed of dog from my brothers and sisters” Which is root from where his problems stem.

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        The Misfit is a man who really doesn’t want to kill anyone and most likely wouldn’t have but, “The grandmother shrieked… You’re The Misfit!” at that point he had to kill her and the entire family “it would have been better for all of you, lady, if you hadn’t of reckernized me.” The Misfit just needed to get a different car maybe some different clothes so he and his gang could keep on moving to Florida. However once grandma recognized him he was not going to be thrown back in jail with the head-doctor’s who would be telling him ...

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