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 t
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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