The grandmother’s moral sense disappears when she is in a difficult situation. The Misfit has a consistent view of life and he is acting the way he thinks is right. His beliefs aren’t moral, but are strong and stable, and the grandmother lacks this too. The Misfit can only depend on his conscience to guide him, but the grandmother does not. She acknowledges her strengths and weaknesses at the end of the story. If he had involved his moral sense to a less corrupt life, he could have been a whole different person. O’Connor used her story to bring people to Christianity. The grandmother was a misfit, and her actions were not very Christian-like. The grandmother was very judgmental, hypocritical, selfish, stubborn, and self-centered. The Misfit was a “misfit” because he was a murderer, which is very sinful. They are both misfits, but in different ways. They are both equally sinful. When the grandmother is about to come to an end, she sees her mistakes and starts to pray and become very
The grandmother’s moral sense disappears when she is in a difficult situation. The Misfit has a consistent view of life and he is acting the way he thinks is right. His beliefs aren’t moral, but are strong and stable, and the grandmother lacks this too. The Misfit can only depend on his conscience to guide him, but the grandmother does not. She acknowledges her strengths and weaknesses at the end of the story. If he had involved his moral sense to a less corrupt life, he could have been a whole different person. O’Connor used her story to bring people to Christianity. The grandmother was a misfit, and her actions were not very Christian-like. The grandmother was very judgmental, hypocritical, selfish, stubborn, and self-centered. The Misfit was a “misfit” because he was a murderer, which is very sinful. They are both misfits, but in different ways. They are both equally sinful. When the grandmother is about to come to an end, she sees her mistakes and starts to pray and become very