In 150-200 words (not including the quotation) discuss an aspect of “displacement” for one of the characters that does NOT include a member of the German refugee family (who are all literally displaced). Think instead, carefully, about the other characters, Mr. Shortly, Mrs. Shortly, Mrs. McIntyre, and the either of the African American workers. Whoever you choose, make sure you can specifically defend your assertion from the text. First, define what kind of displacement you will be exploring, as this is a very slippery word, and locate a quotation that exemplifies and broadens your discussion of displacement. Then discuss how this connects to your character, based on a piece of text. Finally, connect the idea you are exploring with a major theme in O’Connor’s narrative. As a side note, this need not have anything to do with your own specific “outsider” group. Read here: https://cbccucc.files.wordpress.com/2016/09/displaced-person-by-flannery-oconnor.pdf
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