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Flannery O'Connor's "Good Country People"

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English

 

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Stephen A

 

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February 12, 2012

 

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University

 

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A

 

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Hopewell's attention so that Hulga could have a temporary reprieve from her mother. Hulga is the second person who fibs in order to do something. She lies about her age to the young man selling Bibles, Manley Pointer. Hulga tells him that she is seventeen in order to make him believe he is superior in age and intelligence so that she can get into his bed...
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When they climb up to the second story of the barn, he removes her wooden leg and she finally tells him that she is thirty years old and possesses several college degrees. Pointer just laughs and continues on. Manley Pointer is probably the most lying, conniving little twerps that exists. Pointer giggles and tells Hulga the story...
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