Irony In A Good Man Is Hard To Find
In the story, A Good Man is Hard to Find by Flannery O'Connor is about a family whom wanted to go to a family vaction along with the grandmother. However, along the way, the family bumped into the "Misfit" and his friends. The "Misfit" is a crimina whom escape from prison along with two criminal escapees. One by one, every family member were sent to the woods to meet their deaths leaving the grandmother talking to the "Misfit" and pleading him to spare her life other than beg for her family's lives. In the end, it turned the family vacation to a murder. O'Connor used the literacy devices such as foreshadowing which gives a hint or a suggestion on a event that will most likely happen and irony which is between what actually happened and what is expected to happened. The author is trying to show her readers that everyone has their own values and opinions than others. She's having the readers understand what her views and
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For example, the story had some negative effects of prejudice because the grandmother was being prejudiced. She realized that she made a huge mistake about pointing out the "Misfit" having the entire family in danger. The grandmother not once plead for her family's lives but her own. The other message is the shock of violence that O'Connor used in the story. She says it's necessat because it will get the reader's attention.
One of the literary devices being used in the short story is forshadowing. In the begining of the story, the grandmother was reading a newspaper about the "Misfit" romaing around the cities and she wants her family to go somewhere at Tennesse instead. The forshadowing is that the family's death is in the graveyard when they "passed by a cotton field with five or six graves fenced" (383). This is a coincidence that there a full car of five or six people including the
For example, the story had some negative effects of prejudice because the grandmother was being prejudiced. She realized that she made a huge mistake about pointing out the "Misfit" having the entire family in danger. The grandmother not once plead for her family's lives but her own. The other message is the shock of violence that O'Connor used in the story. She says it's necessat because it will get the reader's attention.
One of the literary devices being used in the short story is forshadowing. In the begining of the story, the grandmother was reading a newspaper about the "Misfit" romaing around the cities and she wants her family to go somewhere at Tennesse instead. The forshadowing is that the family's death is in the graveyard when they "passed by a cotton field with five or six graves fenced" (383). This is a coincidence that there a full car of five or six people including the