The Authors Character in A Good Man is Hard to Find by Flannery OConn

â€Å"A Good Man is Hard to Find† is a short story composed by Flannery O’ Connor. O’Connor was an American essayist whose compositions constantly joined amusingness into a dismal or decimating circumstance. Her assortments incorporate 31 short stories, two books, and a few letters and addresses. O’Connor is generally celebrated for her short story works. In various works of her, her cognizant craftsmanship was uncovered and furthermore the committed job that Roman Catholicism plays throughout her life (Flannery) O’ Connor was brought into the world the lone youngster to her folks in Savannah, Georgia. Her dad was a realtor and her mom was naturally introduced to a conspicuous family. When O’ Connor was twelve years of age, her family moved back to her moms old neighborhood of Milledgeville, GA where her dad was likewise the city hall leader of for two or three years. Milledgeville was known as the ‘crazy’ town in Georgia. Milledgeville was home to one of the biggest mental establishments in the United States. At the time this story was composed, the medical clinic had 13,000 intellectually sick patients hospitalized there. She was encircled by insane individuals. The impact of living in Milledgeville helped her recorded as a hard copy her accounts. â€Å"A Good Man is Hard to Find† is one of O’Connor’s best and notable works. The work recounts to the narrative of a typical consistently family and their excursion to Florida. The excursion starts as ordinary outings do, however then turns and there is an unforeseen bend tossed in. The family experiences a got away from criminal who named himself The Misfit. The lawbreaker and his accessories undermine the family’s’ life, yet at the same time are likewise cordial and gracious. In an edgy endeavor to spare herself and her family, the grandma starts conversing with The Misfit revealing to him that she accepts he truly is a g... ... work with this story and I accept any peruser can locate a person or thing in the story they can identify with and can apply the story to their consistently life. The story has numerous exercises and ethics that can be adapted yet adds an entertaining turn to things. So I leave with this last however, in the expressions of Wendell Berry, â€Å"Practice Resurrection!† Works Citied â€Å"Flannery O’Connor† Tegasos Literature. 1 Feb 2006. O’Connor, Flannery. â€Å"A Good Man is Hard to Find† Discovering Literature. 3 Edition. Hans P. Guth and Gabrielle Rico, Eds. Uppersaddle River, NJ: Prentice-Hall,2003:(355-365)† Woodiwis, Anna. â€Å"Jesus lost everything balance† Writings @ Swarthmore. 2003. WA Program at Swarthmore College. 1 Feb 2006.