The central family is duped by a young man's phony poor heart condition and allows him into their world. The biggest sucker is Mrs. Hopewell, who keeps going on about the lack of the title group, and how the young Bible salesman who has come to their door is one of the few exceptions. Of course, we soon see that Pointer is a fraud and he only has intentions of having his way with the one-legged Hulga. FTP, name this Flannery O'Connor short story, with an ironic title referring to the kindliness of rural folk.
The central family is duped by a young man's phony poor heart condition and allows him into their world. The biggest sucker is Mrs. Hopewell, who keeps going on about the lack of the title group, and how the young Bible salesman who has come to their door is one of the few exceptions. Of course, we soon see that Pointer is a fraud and he only has intentions of having his way with the one-legged Hulga. FTP, name this Flannery O'Connor short story, with an ironic title referring to the kindliness of rural folk.
The central family is duped by a young man's phony poor heart condition and allows him into their world.
“{Good Country People}”