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    Epilogue Despite a worldwide manhunt, the Cook County DA was never able to bring Jack Purdy to justice. Maggie Bottomly was eventually reelected and served another four years as Cook County Sheriff. Her dreams of going to Washington never materialized after Richard Sawyer pulled his financial support. As for Deputy Sheriff Remington, he never served day one as Cook County Sheriff, having been defeated by ex-Sheriff Stan Baca four-years later in a runoff election. To this day, Bottomly has no…

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    devour you. We go to the father of souls, but it is necessary to pass by the dragon.” He was expressing the tendency of human nature to succumb to temptation, and indicating the dismal end that awaits those who do. In her short stories “A Good Man is Hard to Find,” “The Life You Save Might Be Your Own,” and “The Displaced Person,” Flannery O’Connor confirms the ideology of St. Cyril by demonstrating the destructive…

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    Catholic Faith” 435). Without keeping her Christian background in focus, she believes it is impossible to fully understand and interpret her stories. These interpretations accurately describe the journey that the grandmother takes in “A Good Man Is Hard To Find.” In this story, the grandmother's journey from manipulative self-absorption to grace symbolizes a Christian's journey toward salvation. As we begin to look at the grandmother, it is important to note that she was never given…

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    Off the edge of the Sahara, Jeoffrey Edwards grazed the flourishing grassy plains, basking in the solar rays with his good ol’ pal Basim. The further they meandered, the later it got; around 7 they had finally decided they were homebound. As they went, blissfully strolling through the maze of jungle vast throughout his home, the sudden appearance of a mysterious figure startled the two. The new giraffe was weirdly large, and seemed quite frightening to the giraffes. His face was hidden and all…

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    Education, the process of receiving or giving systematic instruction, is one if not the most important aspect in an individual’s lifetime. When an individual is born, whether it be a boy or a girl, the child is not born evil or with a desire to perform malicious acts. Instead, as the child continues to grow and develop, his surroundings and background will slowly educate the child into what is good and what is bad. However, despite the environment a child grew up in, the one factor an individual…

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    ]In the movie Corpse Bride, Victor played by (Johnny Depp) is a young man that is getting married to a beautiful young lady named Victoria, also known as Emily Watson. Things came up and it seems that Victor is doing everything wrong. Victor feels ashamed and wonders off into the woods. As victor does his vows to a tree, he awakens a dead bride. This bride known as Emily (Helena Bonham Carter) falls deeply in love with Victor. What will Victor do now. Corpse Bride is a good film for kids; the…

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    The most devastating consequence of one character's selfishness is the destruction of an entire family. Such is the case in Flannery O'Connor’s "A Good Man Is Hard to Find." The grandmother in this work of literature has an unbending desire to force her entire family to change prearranged vacation plans and visit east Tennessee instead of Florida. Her egocentric decisions result in her family's death. During the road trip, she successfully manipulates her grandchildren, they aggravate her son…

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    Charlestown: A Short Story

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    Jeb did as he was told and secured a room in the hotel. He made sure to get one near the back and on the top floor so they would be as far from the prying eyes and ears of the more popular rooms as they could get. He wasn’t sure what it was that Ben was going to find out from this Darcy character, but he was sure that whatever it was they shouldn’t probably be talking about it where others may get an earshot of it. Once he had brought the saddlebags up in to the room and secured the horses…

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    a glaring continuity: They take place in the American South. O’Connor uses the culture of the American South to expose its racism and elitism; and in “A Good Man is Hard to Find,” she utilizes diction in dialogue, situational irony, and the third person limited perspective to maximize the impact of her message. “A Good Man is Hard to Find” involves, for…

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    Each short story contains a different theme, setting, and genre. The short story, “A Good Man is Hard to Find”, by Flannery O’Connor, focuses on a family’s road trip which comes to a short end. “Regret”, by Kate Chopin, is about Mamzelle Aurelle who lives alone with her dog and has never been married. “The Necklace”, by Guy de Maupassant, is a story about a couple who learn a pricey lesson about living lavishly. In the three shorty stories, each character underwent a transformation from a…

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