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On the day of the trip, the grandmother hides her cat, Pitty Sing, in a basket in the car. She wears a dress and hat with flowers on it so that people will know she is “a lady” if there’s an accident. In the car, John Wesley says he doesn’t like Georgia, and the grandmother chastises him for not respecting his home state. When they pass a cotton field, she says there are graves in the middle of it that belonged to the plantation and jokes that the plantation has “Gone with the Wind.” Later, she tells a story about an old suitor, Edgar Atkins Teagarden. Edgar brought her a watermelon every week, into which he carved his initials, E. A. T. Once he left it on the porch and a black child ate it because he thought it said eat.
The family stops at a restaurant called the Tower, owned by Red Sammy Butts. Red Sammy complains that people are untrustworthy, explaining that he recently let two men buy gasoline on credit. The grandmother tells him he’s a good man for doing it. Red Sam’s wife says she doesn’t trust anyone, including Red Sam. The grandmother asks her if she’s heard about the Misfit, and the woman worries that he’ll rob them. Red Sam says, “A good man is hard to find.” He and the grandmother lament the state of the world.
Back in the car, the grandmother wakes from a nap and realizes that a plantation she once visited is nearby. She says that the house had six white columns and was at the end of an oak tree–lined driveway. She lies that the house had a secret panel to make the house seem more interesting. Excited, the children beg to go to the house until Bailey angrily gives in. The grandmother points him to a dirt road.
The family drives deep into the woods. The grandmother suddenly remembers that the house was in Tennessee, not in Georgia. Horrified at her mistake, she jerks her feet. Pitty Sing escapes from the basket and startles Bailey, who wrecks the car. The children’s mother breaks her shoulder, but no one else is hurt. The grandmother decides not to tell Bailey about her mistake.
A passing car stops, and three men get out, carrying guns. The grandmother thinks she recognizes one of them. One of the men, wearing glasses and no shirt, descends into the ditch. He tells the children’s mother to make the children sit down because they make him nervous. The grandmother suddenly screams because she realizes that he’s the Misfit. The man says it’s not good that she recognized him. Bailey curses violently, upsetting the grandmother. The grandmother asks the Misfit whether he’d shoot a lady, and the Misfit says he wouldn’t like to. The grandmother claims that she can tell he’s a good man and that he comes from “nice people.” The Misfit agrees and praises his parents.

The grandmother continues telling him he’s a good man. The Misfit tells the other two men, Hiram and Bobby Lee, to take Bailey and John Wesley into the woods. The grandmother adjusts her hat, but the brim breaks off. The Misfit says he knows he isn’t good but that he isn’t the worst man either. He apologizes to the grandmother and the children’s mother for not wearing a shirt and says that he and the other men had to bury their clothes after they escaped. He says they borrowed the clothes they’re wearing from some people they met.
The grandmother asks the Misfit whether he ever prays. Just as he says no, she hears two gunshots. The Misfit says he used to be a gospel singer, and the grandmother chants, “pray, pray.” He says he wasn’t a bad child but that at one point he went to prison for a crime he can’t remember committing. He says a psychiatrist told him he’d killed his father. The grandmother tells the Misfit to pray so that Jesus will help him. The Misfit says he’s fine on his own.
Bobby Lee and Hiram come back from the woods, and Bobby Lee gives the Misfit the shirt Bailey had been wearing, but the grandmother doesn’t realize it’s Bailey’s. The Misfit tells the children’s mother to take the baby and June Star and go with Bobby Lee and Hiram into the woods. Bobby Lee tries to hold June Star’s hand, but she says he looks like a pig.
The grandmother starts chanting, “Jesus, Jesus.” The Misfit says he’s like Jesus, except Jesus hadn’t committed a crime. He says he gave himself this name because his punishment doesn’t seem to fit the crime people said he committed. A gunshot comes from the woods. The grandmother begs the Misfit not to shoot a lady. Two more gunshots come from the woods, and the grandmother cries out for Bailey.
The Misfit says that Jesus confused everything by raising the dead. He says that if what Jesus did is true, then everyone must follow him. But if he didn’t actually raise the dead, then all anyone can do is enjoy their time on earth by indulging in “meanness.” The grandmother agrees that perhaps Jesus didn’t raise the dead. The Misfit says he wishes he had been there so he could know for sure. The grandmother calls the Misfit “one of my own children,” and the Misfit shoots her in the chest three times.
Bobby Lee and Hiram return, and they all look at the grandmother. The Misfit observes that the grandmother could have been a good woman if someone had been around “to shoot her every minute of her life.” The Misfit says life has no true pleasure.

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On the day of the trip, the grandmother hides her cat, Pitty Sing, in a basket in the car. She wears a dress and hat with flowers on it so that people will know she is "a lady" if there's an accident. In the car, John Wesley says he does not like Georgia, and the grandmother chastises him for not respecting his home state. When they pass a cotton field, she says there are graves in the middle of it that belonged to the plantation and jokes that the plantation has "Gone with the Wind." Later, she tells a story about an old suitor, Edgar Atkins Teagarden. Edgar brought Her a Watermelon every Week, Into which He carved his initials, EAT Once He left it on the Porch and a Black Child ATE it because He thought it said Eat.
The Family stops at a Restaurant Called the Tower, owned by Red Sammy. Butts. Red Sammy complains that people are untrustworthy, explaining that he recently let two men buy gasoline on credit. The grandmother tells him he's a good man for doing it. Red Sam's wife says she does not trust anyone, including Red Sam. The grandmother asks her if she's heard about the Misfit, and the woman worries that he'll rob them. Red Sam says, "A good Man is hard to Find." He and the grandmother Lament the State of the World.
Back in the Car, the grandmother wakes from a NAP and realizes that a Plantation She once visited Nearby is. She says that the house had six white columns and was at the end of an oak tree-lined driveway. She lies that the house had a secret panel to make the house seem more interesting. Excited, the children beg to Go to the House until Bailey angrily gives in. The grandmother points to Him a Dirt Road.
The Family Drives Deep Into the Woods. The grandmother suddenly remembers that the house was in Tennessee, not in Georgia. Horrified at her mistake, she jerks her feet. Pitty Sing escapes from the basket and startles Bailey, who wrecks the car. The children's mother breaks her shoulder, but no one else is hurt. The grandmother Decides not to tell Bailey About Her Mistake.
A passing Car stops, and Three Men Get out, carrying guns. The grandmother thinks she recognizes one of them. One of the men, wearing glasses and no shirt, descends into the ditch. He tells the children's mother to make the children sit down because they make him nervous. The grandmother suddenly screams because she realizes that he's the Misfit. The man says it's not good that she recognized him. Bailey curses violently, upsetting the grandmother. The grandmother asks the Misfit whether he'd shoot a lady, and the Misfit says he would not like to. Claims She Can tell that the grandmother He's a good Man and that He comes from "Nice people." The Misfit Agrees and praises his parents. The grandmother Continues telling Him He's a good Man. The Misfit tells the other two men, Hiram and Bobby Lee, to take Bailey and John Wesley into the woods. The grandmother adjusts her hat, but the brim breaks off. The Misfit says he knows he is not good but that he is not the worst man either. He apologizes to the grandmother and the children's mother for not wearing a shirt and says that he and the other men had to bury their clothes after they escaped. He says they're wearing they borrowed from the Clothes Some people they met. The grandmother asks whether the Misfit He prays Ever. Just as he says no, she hears two gunshots. The Misfit says he used to be a gospel singer, and the grandmother chants, "pray, pray." He says he was not a bad child but that at one point he went to prison for a crime he can not remember committing. He says a psychiatrist told him he'd killed his father. The grandmother tells the Misfit to pray so that Jesus will help him. He says the Misfit's Fine on his own. Bobby Lee and Hiram Come Back from the Woods, and Bobby Lee gives the Misfit Bailey had been wearing the shirt, but the grandmother does not Realize it's Bailey's. The Misfit tells the children's mother to take the baby and June Star and go with Bobby Lee and Hiram into the woods. Bobby Lee tries to Hold June Star's Hand, but He looks like a Pig She says. The grandmother starts Chanting, "Jesus, Jesus." The Misfit He's like Jesus says, except Jesus had not committed a Crime. He says he gave himself this name because his punishment does not seem to fit the crime people said he committed. A gunshot comes from the woods. The grandmother begs the Misfit not to shoot a lady. Two more gunshots Come from the Woods, and the grandmother cries out for Bailey. The Misfit says that Jesus confused by everything Raising the Dead. He says that if what Jesus did is true, then everyone must follow him. But if he did not actually raise the dead, then all anyone can do is enjoy their time on earth by indulging in "meanness." The grandmother agrees that perhaps Jesus did not raise the dead. The Misfit says he wishes he had been there so he could know for sure. The grandmother calls the Misfit "one of My own children," the Misfit shoots and Her Three times in the Chest. Bobby Lee and Hiram Return, and they all Look at the grandmother. The Misfit observes that the grandmother could have been a good woman if someone had been around "to shoot her every minute of her life." The Misfit says life has no true pleasure.

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On the day of the trip the grandmother, hides her, Sing cat Pitty, a in basket in the car. She wears a dress and hat with. Flowers on it so that people will know she is "a lady." if there 's an accident. In, the car John Wesley says he doesn t like.' Georgia and the, grandmother chastises him for not respecting his home state. When they pass a, cotton fieldShe says there are graves in the middle of it that belonged to the plantation and jokes that the plantation has Gone with. " The Wind. "Later she tells, a story about an old suitor Edgar Atkins, Teagarden. Edgar brought her a watermelon, every week. Into which he carved, his initials E. A. T. Once he left it on the porch and a black child ate it because he thought it. Said eat.
.The family stops at a restaurant called the Tower owned by, Red Sammy Butts. Red Sammy complains that people, are untrustworthy. Explaining that he recently let two men buy gasoline on credit. The grandmother tells him he 's a good man for doing, it. Red Sam 's wife says she doesn', t trust anyone including Red Sam. The grandmother asks her if she 's heard about, the MisfitAnd the woman worries that he 'll rob them. Red Sam says, "A good man is hard to find." He and the grandmother lament the. State of the world.
Back in the car the grandmother, wakes from a nap and realizes that a plantation she once visited is. Nearby. She says that the house had six white columns and was at the end of an oak tree - lined driveway.She lies that the house had a secret panel to make the house seem more interesting. Excited the children, beg to go to. The house until Bailey angrily gives in. The grandmother points him to a dirt road.
The family drives deep into the, woods. The grandmother suddenly remembers that the house was in Tennessee not in, Georgia. Horrified at her mistake she jerks,, Her feet.Pitty Sing escapes from the basket and startles Bailey who wrecks, the car. The children 's mother breaks, her shoulder. But no one else is hurt. The grandmother decides not to tell Bailey about her mistake.
A passing, car stops and three men. Get, out carrying guns. The grandmother thinks she recognizes one of them. One of the men wearing glasses, and, no shirt. Descends into the ditch.He tells the children 's mother to make the children sit down because they make him nervous. The grandmother suddenly screams. Because she realizes that he 's the Misfit. The man says it' s not good that she recognized him. Bailey, curses violently. Upsetting the grandmother. The grandmother asks the Misfit whether he 'd shoot a lady and the, Misfit says he wouldn t like.' To.The grandmother claims that she can tell he 's a good man and that he comes from "nice people." The Misfit agrees and praises. His parents.

The grandmother continues telling him he 's a good man. The Misfit tells the other, two men Hiram and Bobby. Lee to take, Bailey and John Wesley into the woods. The grandmother adjusts her hat but the, brim breaks off.The Misfit says he knows he isn 't good but that he isn' t the worst man either. He apologizes to the grandmother and the. Children 's mother for not wearing a shirt and says that he and the other men had to bury their clothes after they, escaped. He says they borrowed the clothes they 're wearing from some people they met.
The grandmother asks the Misfit whether he. Ever prays. Just as he, says noShe hears two gunshots. The Misfit says he used to be a gospel singer and the, grandmother chants, "pray, the pray." He says. He wasn 't a bad child but that at one point he went to prison for a crime he can' t remember committing. He says a psychiatrist. Told him he 'd killed his father. The grandmother tells the Misfit to pray so that Jesus will help him. The Misfit says he s.' Fine on his own.
.Bobby Lee and Hiram come back from, the woods and Bobby Lee gives the Misfit the shirt Bailey had been wearing but the,, Grandmother doesn 't realize it' s Bailey 's. The Misfit tells the children' s mother to take the baby and June Star and go. With Bobby Lee and Hiram into the woods. Bobby Lee tries to hold June Star ', s hand but she says he looks like a pig.
The. Grandmother, starts chanting"Jesus, the Jesus." The Misfit says he ', s like Jesus except Jesus hadn' t committed a crime. He says he gave himself this name. Because his punishment doesn 't seem to fit the crime people said he committed. A gunshot comes from the woods. The grandmother. Begs the Misfit not to shoot a lady. Two more gunshots come from the woods and the, grandmother cries out for Bailey.
.The Misfit says that Jesus confused everything by raising the dead. He says that if what Jesus did is true then everyone,, Must follow him. But if he didn 't actually raise the dead then all, anyone can do is enjoy their time on earth by indulging. In "meanness." The grandmother agrees that perhaps Jesus didn 't raise the dead.The Misfit says he wishes he had been there so he could know for sure. The grandmother calls the Misfit one of my own. " Children, "and the Misfit shoots her in the chest three times.
Bobby Lee and Hiram return and they, all look at the, grandmother. The Misfit observes that the grandmother could have been a good woman if someone had been around to shoot her every minute. " Of her life."The Misfit says life has no true pleasure.
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