A Good Man is Hard to Find

Outline

In the story A Good Man is Hard to Find by Mary Flannery O'connor is concerned with the thematic explanation of the work especially the Christian, mythological and the racial motifs of the story.

Thesis statement: Religion does three things quite effectively which include dividing the people, controlling the people and deludes the people. A good man is hard to find describes how people intends to be very careful for others but the fact is that they are not. It shows that how the human thoughts that are based on the perceptions.

Conventional Elements of Story: The foremost irony is that the grandmother's ultimate step was one of charity and grace which involves that "A Good Man Is Hard to Find" was developed to show a alteration in the grandmother as the story progresses.

Conclusion: A good man is hard to find raises a basic issue that is the perceptions of individuals which are based upon their behaviors and their surroundings which includes the selfishness. The people who believe that religions have entirely different meaning have been strangely silent. It is considered that it is really a time for them to speak out.

Thesis statement

The story "A good man is hard to find" by Mary Flannery O'connor describes how people intends to be very careful for others but the fact is that they are not. The story shows a very interesting view that a good man is hard to find. The study is concerned about the story of the human thoughts that are based on the perceptions. These perceptions include the opinions of an individual like race, selfishness and the religious motives. The important question of this study is that is “Christianity increases divisiveness”. All the stories that is A good man is hard to find, a Worn Path and the Everyday Use, describes the theme that are focusing on the acts on the individuals based upon their beliefs. “Religion does three things quite effectively which include dividing the people, controlling the people and deludes the people.”

Conventional Elements of the Story

The irony is that the grandmother was involved in many immoral acts but dissimilar with the rest of the members of the family she attempts to be a good individual and takes care of her family however they pay no attention to her. “There are many things that we would throw away if we were not afraid that others might pick them up.” The critical analysis of a good man is hard to find mainly has been concerned with the thematic explanation of the work especially the story's mythological, Christian and racial motifs. The primary irony is that the step of grandmother's which was ultimate for charity and grace. "A Good Man Is Hard to Find" was developed to show a alteration in the grandmother as the story progresses. At start, she was more worried about appearing like a good and religious Christian instead of being a good Christian. This act of grandmother is shown by her ...