“A Man Who Had No Eyes” is a very intriguing story with sparse imperfections. The story is a moral story with quite a deep lesson. Mackinlay Kantor does a stellar job of intriguing the audience, and keeping their attention throughout the story. The author also does a good job of foreshadowing without giving too much away.
In “A Man Who Had No Eyes” the authors Mackinlay Kantor tells a story of lies and deceit in an amazing short story. There are only 2 characters so it's extremely easy to follow. The morals and messages of this text range from blatant to quite hidden and requiring deeper and more thorough thought. One of the main morals is perfectly summed up by Proverbs 14:5 “ An honest witnessed does not lie; a false witness breathes lies.”
In “A Man Who Had No Eyes” the authors Mackinlay Kantor tells a story of lies and deceit in an amazing short story. There are only 2 characters so it's extremely easy to follow. The morals and messages of this text range from blatant to quite hidden and requiring deeper and more thorough thought. One of the main morals is perfectly summed up by Proverbs 14:5 “ An honest witnessed does not lie; a false witness breathes lies.”