A Good Man Is Hard to Find- Did and when did all the characters experience a moment of grace or redemption?

A Good Man Is Hard to Find         In Flannery O'Connor's "A Good Man Is Hard to Find", the characters experience moments of grace and redemption. Being a Catholic and a firm believer in redemption, even O'Connor's most evil characters could experience this. I think O'Connor chose to write this story partly because she wanted to persuade her readers to convert to Christianity, or to live like a Christian should. O'Connor shows and expresses her ideas …

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