Too Far Gone In A Good Man Is Hard To Find

Too far gone? There is no such thing as an evil person everybody believes they’re making the correct choices. In “A Good Man is Hard to Find” many characters have a fault that to them seems right but are viewed as morally incorrect by other characters. Characters like The Misfit, The Grandmother, and her family believe they are the good guys, when in reality everyone has done something in their past or present that makes them a misfit. Throughout the story characters, such as The Misfit and the grandmother, believe they are morally correct in their actions, but when viewed by others they are seen as vile people due to their character. The Misfit is seen as a degenerate by society, but to The Misfit he’s living the life that makes him feel happy and human. At the end of the story when the Grandmother is trying to reason with him he reveals his life before crime and the process that made him into the person he is. Before going into prison The Misfit had a troubled upcoming and saw many gruesome events that changed him like “"I been most everything. Been in the arm service, both land and sea, at home and abroad, been twict married, been an undertaker, been with the railroads, plowed Mother Earth, been in a tornado, seen a man burnt alive
et,’ and he looked up at the children's mother and the little girl who were sitting close together, their faces white and their eyes glassy; "I even seen a woman flogged,” because of these various events his morals became increasingly twisted to the point