A Good Man Is Hard To Find ANALYSIS

another monday another FLANNNNERY O CONNOR REVIEW
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[@alfredsams9059]

I think this speaker did quite a good job in introducing the story to new readers. If you want all the nuances you can go to others. Flannery oconnors story is rich in detail and only rereading gives one a grasp of this masterpiece.

[@jonathanneisewander8962]

More like a good Manila envelope is hard to find, amirite fellas? Thanks for this analysis, I can’t wait to read some of Flannery’s works myself!

[@elstongunn4277]

Okay, I had to stop at two minutes in as your “analysis” was already omitting some very important details and nuances that would inform the upcoming storyline that I was already doubting your ability to analyze this beautifully nuanced work. However, I wanted to give this a fair chance, so I restarted it in the hope that you would circle around to pick up what you had failed to notice. In the next two minutes, you convinced me that you had NOT read this story in any serious way, you couldn’t even remember simple elements of the story, you didn’t even know where the name of the cat came from (The Mikado) and what that name meant. You also misstated that the Grandmother lied at the outset about the plantation, which in fact she did not! When she realizes her mistake, that is when she reacted in a way that set the final outcome in motion. Flannery O’Connor’s work, including this very important short story, deserves a much more thoughtful, introspective analysis than this shallow summary. Her works delve into themes that explore the human condition, humility, and religious philosophy. She was, and is, one of the foremost authors of Southern Gothic literature, yet your “analysis” has the depth of one who had just read a comic book. Please do yourself a favor. Go back and re-read this story with the seriousness it deserves. You have missed out on so many important story motifs, meanings, and themes that you have done it a huge disservice.