A Worn Path

Arnold Palmer The story a Worn Path by Eudora Welty is a complex story that dictates the plight of an old woman that faces a handful of differences that she faces by dint of her struggle to help her ailing grandson. The start conflict that I feel is the most apparent is the outdoors conflict of Man Vs Nature. This conflict is apparent in the commentary of her travel to town through an old course in the woods. She follows this path and is met with a number of challenging barricades. The path she gos on is long and tiring. The hills of the path are hard for Ms.Jackson as she likens walk up them to walking with chains around my feet. The thought of her grandson organism cured of his sickness drives her to make it through obstacles. As she makes her lane down the hill she faces a thorn bush that catches her dress, and at the bottom of this hill is a creek that she passes by convulsion across a log. All of these obstacles in front of this women I feel have a meaning, they help not only when when to better shape Ms.Jacksons personality but it also helps allow out how determined she is on her mission. The most overt obstacle to me is the pungent wire.

For an old women to do all she has done through this path it illustrates the watertight character she is. The author to me is trying to demonstrate how strong Woman are in society. ! An equally glaring conflict is that of Man Vs Society. This conflict is illustrated all throughout the story. In the descriptions of Ms.Jacksons possessions, her beset clothes her busted shoes and her walking have words this is make from an old umbrella. Ms.Jacksons poverty struggles help create a major(ip) portion of the plot by helping create a reason for struggle, for the story. If not for Ms.Jacksons struggle with poverty then she...If you longing to get a full essay, order it on our website: OrderCustomPaper.com

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