Racial Discrimination In A Good Man Is Hard To Find

In “A Good Man is Hard to Find” by Flannery O’ Connor, it was written in a time of racial discrimination so in the gallery walk there were a lot of things that were very segregated such as water fountains and bathrooms. I felt as if they were also very religious and involved god in every thing they did. The grandma is the real Misfit in the story because she chose to talk too much. As we read on in this story we start to see how the grandma stirred the family in the wrong direction and how because of her excessive talking and poor choice of words caused her and her family to lose their life. We began by observing grandmother in the beginning, we see how she is the only one out of the whole family who is talking no one has much to say except the grandmother and no one gets the last word except for the grandmother. Now as we fast forward on into the story we see how the
At that very moment the grandmother should've warned her family that the strangers look familiar to her and that they should just tell them that they don’t need there help but instead she continues to entertain and associate with them. The grandmother shows no amount of concern for her family in this situation, even when she sees the Misfit with a guns she stills says nothing. Now on Page 17 the grandmother finally figures out who the stranger is , “You’re the Misfit!” says on Page 17 line 9. As soon as she realized who he was you would expect her to tell her family, right ? Wrong! She completes avoids telling her family that the known killer that has escaped from prison and is in there face, telling them what to do, and sending each of them off in the woods to be shot and killed by his henchmen. When she finally gets alone and talks to him she starts getting very careless with her words and is running off at the