you have a real great voice for narrating. most audio recordings i can't stand but i've been listening to this for an exam review and i feel very at peace. thanks
Listening to this nine years later. Thank you so much for this kind of stuff. I have English class after my study hall so this is helping me gratefully!!
I guess I'm ungrateful, then, Sorrowful. Please read above. PS: a University of Alabama professor wrote a book condemning O'Connor and Welty for their "language" in writing these authentic-to-their-era Southern stories. Another resigned in disgust and moved home to the midwest. There's still honor in the South. Best wishes!
You da man! Thanks for the upload! I'm at MTSU taking a stupid gen-ed lit class... I'm glad you read so fast, it keeps my attention and eases the pain of reading!
Thank you so much for making this 10 years ago i want to kiss your forehead. The story started off pretty boring so I kinda zoned out but i had to replay some of it when they got to the car accident and DANG 💀
midterm paper due tomorrow morning based on this story, and I am so happy that i found this video. Its monday and my brain doesn't want to work nor read :( Thanks!!❤️#gratefulforbeautifulbeingslikeyou
Hi plz I need an answer of this question because I search a lot in the internet but I did not find an appropriate answer .My question is : why Flannery O'connor used Tragedy in her story "a good man is hard to find ? I mean what the function of using tragedy in this story ? Plz if you have any answer I need it . thanks in advance
Rather than apologize, dear MovieMan101, why don't you just re-record this story, and try to slow down -- in addition to replacing that perfidious mic. Not a whiner; suggestions from an O'Connor aficionado and PR guy! Best to you. June Star says hey. They always do....
You should have rehearsed a bit. A little stuttery but really saved me from having to spend and hour reading this. (I'm a really slow and troubled reader)
Mackenzie Johnson Agreed, and I'm sure that would of helped. Most of the read through a that I do are unrehearsed and just all done in a single take :/ but thanks for the input!
That's a fair point. I won't defend my saying it as (being a white male) I have no right to say it, I believe my thought process at the time of recording this many years ago was to just read the story as it was written. I do appreciate you listening and saying so.
Still helping students in 2023 thanks man
And in 2024😂
The fast reading is a first on RUclips. Thanks so much!
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you saved me from a whole lot of reading
Glad I could help!
People are mean and ungrateful , thank the fast reading made me focus and was very interesting thank u very much great audio book 💛
+Maryam FA It's all good, this is the internet after all so it's not like I didn't know what I signed up for X)
you have a real great voice for narrating. most audio recordings i can't stand but i've been listening to this for an exam review and i feel very at peace. thanks
I agree, your voice is very listenable. I saved this video for listening during my night shifts at work 😊
Listening to this nine years later. Thank you so much for this kind of stuff. I have English class after my study hall so this is helping me gratefully!!
thank u so much for making this, because of you i got a 100 on my quiz
That's awesome! Good job and thanks for the props lol
My Southern Lit prof Dr. O.B. Emerson would glower from his lectern and shout, "SHAME!" LOL, he was a bit histrionic.
I had thirty minutes before I had to go to class and this helped a lot thank you very much 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Happy I could help!
I could not focus on this story for the life of me if it wasn't for you. Thanks a ton!
Weren't Tyler. They still teach grammar in college? Evidently not. ThassOk.
People are so ungrateful. You read wonderfully, thank you for reading this story and posting it!
Thanks for the support, glad you enjoyed!
I guess I'm ungrateful, then, Sorrowful. Please read above. PS: a University of Alabama professor wrote a book condemning O'Connor and Welty for their "language" in writing these authentic-to-their-era Southern stories. Another resigned in disgust and moved home to the midwest. There's still honor in the South. Best wishes!
You saved me a several-hour-long struggle against my tremendous ADD to read this. THANK YOU!
Listening to this 6 years after it was posted lol. Thank you for recording this. Great job!
Glad you enjoyed it! My newer content is much better but thank you for the view!
I got lost reading it by myself but you literally helped me understand what I read xD thanks!
Happy to be of service! :)
helping a college student in 2024 thanks for reading man
I put it on 1.25x speed with caption on so I'm able to speed read this short story. Thank you!
Lawd, and they call today's college kids LAZY. Can't understand this vile mischaracterization!
And I fw this voice clearing at the beginning for sure, spoken story is appreciative. 😊🙏🏽
Listening to this so I don't have to read this by Tuesday :D thank you so much!
Happy to Help!
You da man! Thanks for the upload! I'm at MTSU taking a stupid gen-ed lit class... I'm glad you read so fast, it keeps my attention and eases the pain of reading!
Good book, I assumed it was about a relationship until I read it.
Thank you so much for making this 10 years ago i want to kiss your forehead. The story started off pretty boring so I kinda zoned out but i had to replay some of it when they got to the car accident and DANG 💀
Still listening in 2018!! Very appreciated.
I don't care what anybody says. Thank you for the reading!
That's "I don't care what NOBODY said," in Southern.... Don'tchaloveit?
You have made my explication of this story about ten times easier. Thank you.
In "50 Great Short Stories", this is my favorite story. "Never talk to me about life.(Marvin)"
midterm paper due tomorrow morning based on this story, and I am so happy that i found this video. Its monday and my brain doesn't want to work nor read :( Thanks!!❤️#gratefulforbeautifulbeingslikeyou
Thanks for the view, glad I could help!
Good reader, Good story, now I can do this stupid college paper. ty fam
+Purplesasquatch sammeeee
Lol same mad work to do.
thank you for reading so quickly i almost forgot i had to do this reading for today 🤗🤗
that's so much better than reading my 5 pages. thank you..
firstfoyer1 happy to help!
Nice job, and I really like the painting chosen.
Thanks!
HOMEWORK=DONE! Thank you for being less lazy than I am!!
Thanks for the view, glad I could help!
Bless you 🙏🏼 you saved me in AP Lit.
Thanks for the view, glad I could help!
Thank you for making this video. I honestly didn't want to read this...
+sydney padgett Understandable, it's all good!
None of us did, Mr. Padgett.
Omg thank u so much, I started reading it and got confused and this helped
Thanks for the view, glad I could help!
I appreciate people like you!
+ThatBex04 No problem man! As sloppy as the reading may have been I'm happy to have helped!
I had this for my class too thanks for the help 😊😊😊 grateful
Saved me in the last hour of an assignment
Mrs zingerella coming in clutch
Ditto x's 100 on that one, Nate!!!, 🤣😁😅...
What, clutch those imitation pearls from down at the Yazoo City Five an' Dime? So ladylike, I'm tellin'ya.
Thanks for this! Helped me read the book faster.
Thank you so much I enjoyed being able to follow along to the sorry on my textbook for class thank you
Sure thing! Happy to help
On or In, Olivia? Yeah, I'm like that. It's a sight.
you did a good job at reading. kudos to you.
you helped me understand but damn catch a breath! thanks tho.
OMG!!!.-LMAO🤣😁🤣, I was waiting! Here I thought I wuz the only one!! My brain cells are rushing just texting You...!! 😁🤣😅
Truly, y'all (@GoodyAngie1 and @@ximenacifuentes7436.) Slow dat MovieMan DOWN afore we all get rushing brain cells and maybe a dang STROKE!
thank you for making this!
I enjoyed that thank you Merry chritmas
Thanks for this, merry Christmas
What a life saver 🙌
Very good. Thank you.
Thanks for the audio-vid !
+Feidy Hernandez Sure thing!
Thank you! I couldnt read any further in the textbook
Glad I could help!
God bless you this helped me so much
Thanks for the view, glad I could help!
I appreciate you.
haloboy217 Thanks! You are much appreciated as well! :)
Helping lazy '27 students out lol, my goat
Hi plz I need an answer of this question because I search a lot in the internet but I did not find an appropriate answer .My question is : why Flannery O'connor used Tragedy in her story "a good man is hard to find ? I mean what the function of using tragedy in this story ? Plz if you have any answer I need it . thanks in advance
Don't look like nobody know, Fatimoro...
Thank you so much for this ☺️🙏🏻
Thank you so much!!!
The cat "(Pitty Sang?) seems to be the silent Greek chorus...
Love that. And is "Pitty Sang" a great name for a cat, or WUT? I think Im going rat now down to the kitty adoption center.
Thank you
Helping students in 2024
thank you so much!
CjAznKiD S. sure thing!
Sam Tallent got me here
Nice.
thanks you!!!!
Ana Gomez sure thing! Happy to help!
@@MovieMan101 is so convivial! Don'tcha love that?
A good man is hard to find.........and a hard man is good to find.......lol
not you saying the nword..
Omg he said the n-word!!!!! We must cancel him immediately!!!! Confirmed radical racist!!!! lol
4:25 is my favorite part or 6:20
I like 5 straight up and down, AK. Quittin' time down South! Lumber mill boys gotta go drankin'. Yeah, I'm a Misfit.
Thank you!
This story is so hard for me to understand. Not becauzs of him just because i dont understand someone help
Thank you !!!
thanks a lot
Thanks!
i dont get it
Rather than apologize, dear MovieMan101, why don't you just re-record this story, and try to slow down -- in addition to replacing that perfidious mic. Not a whiner; suggestions from an O'Connor aficionado and PR guy! Best to you. June Star says hey. They always do....
O'Connor *
+emilypasmoreable Appreciate it, thanks for catching that :S
thanks so XoXo
saver
Anyone one from mr hwangs?
You already know
Thank you >u
Nice job spoiling the ending right at the start of the video
He didn't..
+kayjay1196 he's probably referencing the picture
situational irony!
Zing! You get an A+, Amateur. Nobody'd ever guess you're an....
GAVS anyone?!
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You should have rehearsed a bit. A little stuttery but really saved me from having to spend and hour reading this. (I'm a really slow and troubled reader)
Mackenzie Johnson Agreed, and I'm sure that would of helped. Most of the read through a that I do are unrehearsed and just all done in a single take :/ but thanks for the input!
"Would of," @@MovieMan101. Now I know f'sure you ARE a true Southerner. Props, bud. Sincerely.
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You should practice reading and pacing yourself before you upload the next time.
Appreciate the input. This particular video is from over 5 years ago and I'd like to think I've improved a lot since then.
Don't y'all shame the MovieMan, Sunil, but I said the same dayum thang. (I have a buddy named Sunil from Jaipur. He was the greatest tourguide there.)
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Nice read , but do you think perhaps you could’ve skipped the N word.
That's a fair point. I won't defend my saying it as (being a white male) I have no right to say it, I believe my thought process at the time of recording this many years ago was to just read the story as it was written. I do appreciate you listening and saying so.
@@MovieMan101 thank you for addressing it so politely. I know it wasn’t said by you maliciously at all. I understand where you are coming from .
It's LITERATURE, y'all. It's exempt from criticism. Inviolate. Go see my note above about the book by the Alabama professor. Thankya.
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