Relationships In A Good Man Is Hard To Find

Register to read the introduction… These uncovered traits can lead a person to discover a whole new side of themselves, which can leave them radically dissimilar to their former selves. “A Good Man is Hard to Find” and “ A Rose for Emily ” both portray the view that, intimate relationships hold the power to ultimately impact a person’s character, which can leave them in a state of corruption or righteousness. This can be shown through Emily's intense relationships with her father and Homer's corpse. Furthermore it can also be shown through the developing relationship between the grandmother and the Mysfit.

In “A Rose for Emily” intimate relationships are shown to be an important aspect in the development of a person's character. Emily’s father is described as an overprotective rule abiding, strict individual, who while alive believed that on one in Jefferson was good enough for his daughter. This belief caused Mr.Grierson to control Emily’s encounters with other people, ultimately isolating her from the rest of the town folk which he thought would protect her her honour and from those beneath her station. This excessive protective policy which surrounds Emily from a young age grows into a cloistering, which helps contribute to Emily's developing reclusive nature. Emily is shielded from any forms of relationships …show more content…
As a grandmother and her son’s wife and kids head to Florida for a vacation, they end up going through Georgia and stop at a eatery called The Tower. Their they meet a man named Red Sammy who runs The Tower, who tells them that people are untrustworthy explaining that he recently just let two men pay on credit. The grandmother explains to him that the reason behind his generous act is because of him being a good