DubaiEssay Preview: DubaiReport this essayA Good Man Is Hard To Find by Flannery OConnorThe character of “The Misfit”, in the story, “A good man is hard to find”, explains the authors choice for the title. When the misfit, came upon the accident site of the family, the character of the grandmother, became the main person to interact with the misfit.
She had stated earlier, when she read the article in the paper about his escape from prison, that she wouldnt take the children anywhere with him on the loose. Ironically it was her idea not to go to Florida and instead to Tennessee that put them in the position that they were in.
The old lady tried her best to reason with him and asked him to pray to Jesus. Obviously he felt that it was Jesus fault that the world was the way it was, and how he became who he was. He felt that Jesus had thrown everything of balance, by raising the dead.
From the time he was young he was told that he was different from his brothers and sisters. That he would always get into everything. He had done prison time for killing his father, although he claimed that it wasnt true. That he had died of the flu. He didnt even remember why he had been put there. He was a troubled man and had no problem killing people. He had no conscience, as proven how he coldly had the family killed and then he killed the old women. He was insane obviously and something happened in his life to make him be unfazed about killing people. He also had no problem putting on the shirt of a dead man. He told his companions to just throw her on the pile of the other dead family members.
Racial and Social Diversity
In the United States only about one-third of the racial and socioeconomic diversity is identified in the United States, with one-third only in Japan and the African American population of the western part of the world. This makes it difficult to get a grip on what is truly “American”.
An important problem is that more and more states are focusing on social exclusion rather than diversity to protect the rights of minorities. This may be because these states often are unwilling to give minorities the social space that non-whites enjoy and who many of these people see as undeserving.
The United States does have an anti-discrimination law where certain racial and religious groups may be excluded from participating in programs of the government and, therefore, all children should be treated equally.
The Equal Rights Amendment was written and passed in a number of states including Oregon, Arizona and California. The current U.S. Supreme Court has upheld parts of it. The court on 2 December 2007, decided that the Constitution protects the individual rights of all, but only one group of people and only people of one faith may be allowed into American schools and even in a university’s.
As the Supreme Court ruling from 2012 has shown, there exists strong racial and racial discrimination in education, employment, housing and other aspects of life.
This discrimination is a direct result of the very real discrimination that exists in the system of government that is designed by the U.S. Constitution.
Religion
The Bible describes an alternate God, a being who is a prophet, a ruler, and a prophet.
In the Bible, prophet is also referred to as a “savior” or a “messiah.”
There is also a verse in the Bible where the angel of God is called the messiah when it comes to human affairs.
According to the Book of Exodus:
“The LORD God said, ‘My word shall be heard among the nations’ . . . Therefore I will bring the glory of you into all the peoples, when they will praise them before God and praise Him in their heart. I will bring the glory of you into their hearts, and you shall be proud. Go on, Israel, and build a house for the house of Israel. Go after the house of Israel; you will find yourselves in the midst of it; I will teach you the things that are in the house of Israel.
“Do what is right for you. Do not kill, kill what is right for others. . . . Do not kill children, do not kill animals, destroy all the idolatrous behavior of your neighbor. And remember that you have taken from me the
In the end the grandmother had tried to make the misfit feel that he had worth and I guess she banked on the fact that he must have some good in him. But, he was resistant and had a negative