One character in this story remarks that Jesus "thrown everything off balance."
The author of this story wrote an essay on it, which compares the climax to a "mustard-seed" and predicts that a "great crow-filled tree" will be formed in one character's heart. One character in this story remarks that Jesus "thrown everything off balance." Another  blames Europe as a whole for "the way things were now" and expresses admiration for (*) barbecue owner Red Sammy, before the cat Pitty Sing frightens a driver into crashing. For 10 points, name this story which ends with the renunciation of "meanness" and shooting of the grandmother by The Misfit, written by Flannery O'Connor.
The author of this story wrote an essay on it, which compares the climax to a "mustard-seed" and predicts that a "great crow-filled tree" will be formed in one character's heart.
“A Good {Man} is {Hard} to {Find}”