The comparison of “The Grail” and The Road by Cormac McCarthy contains similarities and differences. Even though the manuscripts of The Road that were distributed are brief, there is a sense in the readings of McCarthy’s intentions. Starting with “The Grail” version being substantially different from the published novel in the beginning, then going into the dream the father had in The Road; its correspondence with the version of “The Grail”, and lastly the similarities that are placed at the end of both manuscripts.
In the beginning of The Road, it explains in some details the scenery of a night. The son is introduced when the unnamed man, his father, wakes up in the middle of a dark and cold night with the child sleeping on his side. The
In the beginning of The Road, it explains in some details the scenery of a night. The son is introduced when the unnamed man, his father, wakes up in the middle of a dark and cold night with the child sleeping on his side. The