According to The Facts on File Companion to the American Short Story, “Revelation” is described as “metaphorically blending the natural with the supernatural and lives up to the religious promise of its title by tracing Mrs. Ruby Turpin’s move toward grace” (Werlock 1). Although there is a great deal of racism throughout the story, along with an underlying message that all people are equal in the eyes of God, I find the amount of symbolism in this story appalling. There is so much depth to the true meaning of what seems like insignificant ideas, from Mary Grace’s name, to the way the sun sets, so I plan to successfully explore that aspect in this particular brilliant
According to The Facts on File Companion to the American Short Story, “Revelation” is described as “metaphorically blending the natural with the supernatural and lives up to the religious promise of its title by tracing Mrs. Ruby Turpin’s move toward grace” (Werlock 1). Although there is a great deal of racism throughout the story, along with an underlying message that all people are equal in the eyes of God, I find the amount of symbolism in this story appalling. There is so much depth to the true meaning of what seems like insignificant ideas, from Mary Grace’s name, to the way the sun sets, so I plan to successfully explore that aspect in this particular brilliant