Michael Thomas Harbuck						English 1201-SCC
04-02-2008								A good Man... questions
Ambrose								Sanford, Florida

1.  The foreshadowing is the mention of the bandits name, and the ludicrous insinuation, that the  family might actually meet him.

Further hints include the accident, which foretells only the beginning of the trouble.

At Red Sammy’s it is thrown open, that there are bad men out there, and that they are near.

2.  At first the grandma is a self centered old bag, not only is she racist, but a purveyor of the malicious.  She does not really change, but only solidifies her own know type, by being two faced, and calling for religeous help, when she could have helped herself.

3.  That she will die.  

4. It can be ascertained that the Misfit is a truly bad man, who has been victim of the circumstances of a cruel world.  His outlook on the world is gloomy, and non forgiving.
I do not know of the authors life.