irection with a criminal like that aloose in it." At this point the writer introduces us to the characters, presumably the children and their mother, she doesn't give the mother's name, but she does comment about the children. "John Wesley, a stocky child with glasses" and "the little girl, June Star" The children start arguing with their grandmother on the topic of the misfits and try their best that she wouldn't go with them on the trip. She wouldn't stay at home for a million bucks, afraid she'd miss something. She has to go everywhere we go." The next day they all set out for their trip in their car, the writer in a way compares the children's mother and the Grandmother, for the way they are dressed. "The children's mother still had on slacks...but the grandmother had on a navy blue straw sailor hat..." by this the writer wants us to get inside of the old lady and lets us know that "in case of accident..." here the writer gives us another clue for an upcoming event that's going to happen later in the story. During the trip John Wesley suggests that they go through Georgia a kind of a shortcut, so that they don't have to go through Tennessee. At this point the grandmother starts talking about her times when children were respectful to their elders and had more respect for them. Then suddenly points out at a little kid standing in a doorway. And expresses her feeling that "If I could paint, I'd paint that picture," The writer then tells us about the trip until the afternoon when the stop over at a restaurant "The Tower was a part stucco and part wood filling station and dance hall" where they get something to eat. The writer now introduces us to two new characters, Red Sammy, "A fat man named Red Sammy Butts..." and Red Sammy's wife "a tall burnt-brown woman with hair and eyes lighter than her skin". Here the grandmother chats with Red Sam, which he initiates and grandmother joins in, "These days you don't know who to trust, Ain't that the truth?" They start talking about people and end up on the news that the grandmother had read in the paper, about The Misfit, "Did you read about that criminal, The Misfit, that's escaped?" After the leave the dinner, when they're outside of Toombsboro, the grandmother starts talking about a beautiful house she had visited when she was a young lady. She talks about all the good things that the house has and to make her son "Bailey" go there she even tells a lie, "There was a secret panel in this house...not telling the truth..." By this the children ge

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Approximate Word count = 1689
Approximate Pages = 7 (250 words per page double spaced)