The narrator of this story believes her sister Stella-Rondo has turned all her family members against her, and goes to the title location in China Grove, Mississippi.
In this work, Aunt Jep Patterson thinks Judgment Day has arrived when a character sets off a string of fire-works in a girl's room at 6:30 in the morning. One man always drinks a bottle of prescription drugs on Fourth of July and assaults a man sleeping in a hammock while wearing a pink kimono he stole from his niece. A child sings "Popeye the Sailor Man" to prove she can talk when someone else insinuates the girl is retarded. The photographer Mr. Whitaker doesn't believe the two-year old child Shirley T. is adopted. Pappa-Daddy yells at the protagonist for suggesting he shave his beard. The narrator of this story believes her sister Stella-Rondo has turned all her family members against her, and goes to the title location in China Grove, Mississippi. FTP, name this story in which "Sister" delivers a monologue explaining her reasons for shacking up at a post office, by Eudora Welty.
In this work, Aunt Jep Patterson thinks Judgment Day has arrived when a character sets off a string of fire-works in a girl's room at 6:30 in the morning.
“{Why} I {Live} at the {P.O.}”