Based on her portrayal of the grandmother, what does Flannery O’Connor believe it means to be “good”?

explanation:

gay

either

d. the narrator describes the magician's rise of popularity at the beginning of the story

or..

a. the story begins on a cold autumn day in suburbs in a big city

so there are 2 families and they dislike each other well they both have a child each romeo and juliet well these children "know" about the feud but don't know each other well they meet and they "fall in love" well they didn't get each others name so they may never meet again well they do and romeo for a couple days leading up to both there deaths will climb into her chambers and they would be doing "things" (don't know how to put it really) well blah blah blah a couple days later juliet gets a "potion" (wasn't really a potion it was more of a over powered nyquil and she goes into a mini coma well oh dear romeo finds her and thinks her as dead and then drinks a poison and kills himself well here's the plot twist right when he's taking his final breaths juliet wakes up and sees her lover sprawled out dying right next to her so she does what any "sane" person does and takes his dagger(it might've been a sword/blade) and stabs herself right then and there and dies right next to him well there found by the 2 families and the end!

i'm sorry that was the extremely over simplified version there were way more plot points and conflicts but over all that's the main plot point that all the other plot points spring off of.

hopes this ! : ? )