Assignment

The analysis of Grandmother in “a good man is hard to find” in the choice of Flannery O'Connor short story demonstrates that the ending comes as a terrible shock. However? after the second reading? the ominous signs of the end permeate the work. Advice from family tragic finale there throughout the site and reported to the fruits of the first murder of grandmother son Bailey. The tale contains a wide distribution of images that foreshadow the death of the final demise at the hands of the nameless family nocuous misfit and his two accomplices. O'Connor in writing is filled with meaning and symbolism? hidden in plain sight of a smooth narrative style. Thus? her writing is intrinsically esoteric? in that it contains knowledge that is hidden to all except those who have been instructed on how and where to find it. O'Connor was a Christian writer and her work is a message-oriented? but it was too brilliant a stylist at the tip of her hand. Like all good writers? tasteless trends repulsive to her. Nevertheless? it ensures that no Christian writer had ever reached before: type of writing that stands on both literary and religious grounds? and will be able to do justice to both. Symbolism in misfit as fallen sinner and grandmother of a typical Christian struggling to live in the human nature of its convictions to confront each other. My grandmother the ability to have faith in Christ as the Son of God and his work in the misfit juxtaposes a lack of faith and despair? and foreshadows his choice would not be "saved." "This is not correct? I do not because if I was there I would be known" (249 O'Connor? a good man).

O'Connor in the image of the grandmother as "the old southern Christian lady" mixing with the obvious truth of her struggle to walk firmly in their Christian faith. It carries out its faith in a non-functioning and did not disclose her convictions in their daily lives. As a typical man of his blemished and imperfect as it is seen from its interaction with the family. She shows kindness and love for her grandchildren? but everyone has manipulated the situation to its benefit? and is based on those she loves. She argues against the visiting Florida for the benefit of their grandchildren? but truth of her desire to bring her to her connections in East Tennessee. Grandma shows the typical qualities of caring love their grandchildren? regardless of their shortcomings. While on tour? she tries to entertain them? inform them of the "old ways"? and historical sites? and even teaches them not to litter. She tends to the youngest child and gives her a tender kiss in the lips. The grandmother is seeking to build their characters reprimanding bad behavior that went parents. In contrast to the failure of the Christian blemished surface of a loving grandmother? as she uses it is to manipulate all the participants. "It was a secret panel in this house? 'she ...