Compare And Contrast A Good Man Is Hard To Find

Blah blah blah, “Marigolds”, blah blah blah, “A Good Man Is Hard to Find”, blah blah blah, comparison between narrators, blah blah blah, “English essay is due Monday morning, pump something out right now Quinton!”, blah blah blah, they are similar because they are female, blah blah blah, and so ends the story. A couple hours ago, the paper you are reading would have sounded exactly like the above paragraph. That was however, until inspiration came in the form of actually sitting down and reading the stories “Marigolds” and “A Good Man Is Hard to Find’’ again. Re-reading the two stories and analyzing each of its characters with a magnifying lens to uncover the subtext, has led to the unbelievable conclusion that the Grandmother from “A Good Man Is Hard to Find’’ and Lizabeth
In theory, the Grandmother’s actions are heroic and brave, but in reality (The reality of a fictional story mind you.) the Grandmother was only trying to save herself. Count it yourself; the Grandmother only thought of the other family members 4 times maximum and herself the rest. She struggled to muster up each persuasive technique in the book to stop the Misfit but alas, when she thought that she finally saved her own skin by discovering her own flaws (Which is somewhat debatable.) and touched his shoulder in relief, she was shot three times in the chest. Good riddance. EDIT: Forgot to mention that she is racist, another bad characteristic to add to the