The man's wife reached grace in several ways through the story. After working for this blind man she was married to an officer who moved around a lot, she was not able to have steady friendships and felt that she must take her own life. Even though she took every pill in the cabinet and downed it with alcohol she still lived, this sort of grace is the sort of grace described by Webster's dictionary as a gift from God. Her life was spared so that she can live on to new challenges. This type of grace was unique to this character in this story, but she reached a certain kind of grace in her

The blind man had the privilege or the grace of God placed upon him pretty much the same way as the man's wife. He to had an outlet to describe what he was going through. Even though the man was blind he still lived his life normally he was also very perceptive. When the man asked the blind man what he understood about cathedrals, the blind man went on to describe almost every thing that he herd on that show. His listening and understanding of words is his only outlet to the world and he is fine by that. The blind man also had the privilege of understanding what a cathedral was through the grace of the man drawing the picture. The man could not describe this picture with words so he gave the blind man the privilege of understanding.

In the story "A Good Man..." there seems to be no way that grace can be received in this story the family had a terrible accident and was shortly butchered afterwards. The grandmother who was facing death achieved divine understanding or grace. The key to understanding the grace that she achieved is understanding what the misfit when he was talking about how Jesus threw every thing of balance when he raised the dead. He told the lady "If he did what He said, then it's nothing for you to do but thow away everything and follow Him, and if He didn't, then its nothing for you to do but enjoy the few minutes you got left the best way you can. Shortly afterwa

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