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Apr 5, 2012
marjoryt
I haven't taught O'Connor short stories to 9th graders, but I did teach this story to 11th/12th graders, with just a little preparation. Flannery O'Connor was VERY religious, and almost all her stories reflect on the inherent sinfulness of humans. The trick is - do the protagonists realize their sins (essential for repentance and change). If you re...See More
Paul
Respectfully, how is PIGSALE an acronym for the 7 deadly sins? I have pride, gluttony, sloth, avarice, lust and envy. How does wrath fit?
If you remember the old > 7 deadly sins (acronym PIGSALE), you can match almost every > character to at least 1 sin. >
If you remember the old > 7 deadly sins (acronym PIGSALE), you can match almost every > character to at least 1 sin. >
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