The Misfit Case Study

One was in the beginning of the book, Greta was separated from Papa and Dominic. This conflict was resolved in the end when they were all reunited. The second conflict occurred while in the tunnel escaping. German officers had found the tunnel and were trying to stop them. One of the officers that actually came with them to help, was shot and killed while his wife and child made it through. It was resolved by them making it through the tunnel and escaping to the West. The Climax began when Peter, (Anna’s brother), was killed trying to escape. This carried mostly until Mama had come home and started to help digging. It ended right before Greta and her family went into the tunnel. In the end, Greta, her family, Anna, and her family, and the officers family got through to West

The central conflict for Jenna is going through the stages of grief for her father and coming to terms with his death. When Jenna’s father dies when being shot off the roof she must mourn him as anyone would.

The grandmother hid her cat in a basket, which she puts in the car with her on the day of the trip. The grandmother wears a floral hat and dress, because if she were to get into a car accident people would know she is “a lady”. The two kids June Star and John Wesley clearly dislike their grandmother, it is very clear because they often make remarks to suggest this. The family makes their way through Georgia and they Grandma reminisces about an old suitor she had back in the day when the family passes

In the beginning, the grandmother is reading the newspaper where she then learns about the Misfit who escaped prison. The grandmother says, “I wouldn’t take my children in any direction with a criminal like that aloose in it. I couldn’t answer to my conscious if it did” (O’Connor 485). This quote foreshadows as the accident happened with her guidance on the road it is what led them to steer off the main road. They were on and into the arms of who they call the Misfit and his

The conflict is about Mr. Shiftlet repeating bad habits. He leaves the people who are close to him. It says in the story that he left his mother. Then once he became close to Lucynell and her daughter he used them then left them. He’s had many chances to change his bad habit but never does.

The main conflict happened when the master's wife gave birth to a mixed child for reason that she was in love with a slave, in addition Amari and Polly helped her fake the baby's death. The master found out and shoots the baby and the father. Amari and Polly receive whippings and will be sent somewhere else, additionally Amari responds by running

The conflict in this book is that Jenna's mom works nice shops and her dad is abusive. Since her mom works night shift she is stuck with her dad all day after she gets home from work and her mom try to sell the business because she needed Jianna to come home and Guard for little sister from her father.

The family is preparing for their journey to California when Tom and Jim arrive. Jim asks whether he can journey west with the Joads. The Joads agree to take him along. Once their belongings have been sold, everyone except Grandpa is anxious to get started. They pack the truck, but Grandpa has decided he wants to stay on the land, and they must drug Grandpa in order to get him in the truck. They are on the highway by dawn.

The main conflict in the book is about her dad. He goes to New Zealand because he has an assignment from his company. Georgia’s mom hires a contractor to look at the house, but Georgia thinks that he is hired

The Misfit also believes that is he had actually seen Jesus he would have known for sure that Jesus is the son of God. He acts angry that he doesn’t know, he’s angry because he believes that if he had been there to witness Jesus firsthand. He thinks that if he were to believe, that he wouldn’t be the man that he is now. The Misfit does have a conscience and some sort of reasoning, however not the right reasoning for his actions.

The grandmother would like the children to see plantations that she saw when she was young in the town of Toombsboro. As they set out on the road in search of plantations, the family meets the misfit.

The main conflict of the story is currently person vs. society because Colin isn’t the most normal kid due to him being a prodigy. He always wanted to be normal but could never fit in like other kids at school. But on his trip to Gutshot, Tennessee, a small town, he is making more friends like Lindsey.

conflict with a solution. The conflict in the story revolves around the mystery of where the

The main conflict in the story is person versus person, or the murders of the ten people who were apparently murdered because they were guilty of a crime themselves. Everyone is killed in a certain way, by the lyrics of a nursery rhyme hung in their bedrooms. (31). On the centerpiece of the dining table there are ten indian boys, everyone thought it was very clever since the name of the island they were staying on was Indian Island. That was until they realized each indian boy represented one of them and as one person died one indian boy was taken off the centerpiece. (74)

The sky is an eerie dusk with different shades of purple and black. All of a sudden a house appears in the midst of the woods. Grandma drives the remainder of the road to the house. The house is very worn and it’s clear it has been abandoned for a long time yet Grandma seemed to know where she was going.