As the story ends, Tom is told, "to go the devil" by his young hitchhiker, but accelerates off towards Mobile.
As the story ends, Tom is told, "to go the devil" by his young hitchhiker, but accelerates off towards Mobile. A stop at a diner prompt the waiter to exclaim that his companion Lucynell looked like "an angel of Gawd," however Tom reacts by leaving her at the diner. Tom had married Lucynell, a deaf-mute, earlier in the day to obtain money from her mother. For 10 points--, identify this short story by Flannery O'Connor which takes its title from a road sign advocating safe driving.
As the story ends, Tom is told, "to go the devil" by his young hitchhiker, but accelerates off towards Mobile.
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