While standing in a doorway one of this work's character is compared to "Saint Sebastian waiting for the arrows," and that character removes his tie after feeling frustration "creep down his neck like a hot hand." Another character in this work nostalgically recalls Caroline, her nurse as a child, who raised her in a house owned by the Godhighs. A character dressed in a plaid suit and Tyrolean hat causes the climactic event of this work, which begins with a discussion of whether a ridiculous purple and green lady's hat should be returned to the store. That hat is later seen on Carver's mother, who takes exception when the narrator's mother attempts to give the boy a penny and clocks her with her pocketbook. For 10 points name this story in which Julian and his mother ride an integrated bus, the title work of a collection by Flannery O'Connor.
While standing in a doorway one of this work's character is compared to "Saint Sebastian waiting for the arrows," and that character removes his tie after feeling frustration "creep down his neck like a hot hand." Another character in this work nostalgically recalls Caroline, her nurse as a child, who raised her in a house owned by the Godhighs. A character dressed in a plaid suit and Tyrolean hat causes the climactic event of this work, which begins with a discussion of whether a ridiculous purple and green lady's hat should be returned to the store. That hat is later seen on Carver's mother, who takes exception when the narrator's mother attempts to give the boy a penny and clocks her with her pocketbook. For 10 points name this story in which Julian and his mother ride an integrated bus, the title work of a collection by Flannery O'Connor.
While standing in a doorway one of this work's character is compared to "Saint Sebastian waiting for the arrows," and that character removes his tie after feeling frustration "creep down his neck like a hot hand."
{Everything} That {Rises Must Converge}