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 In “Good Country People,” O’Connor uses irony most heavily to criticize

In “Ode on Melancholy,” Keats suggests that melancholy

The central theme of “Richard Cory” is

 In “Good Country People,” Hulga’s artificial leg most strongly represents

In “A Good Man Is Hard to Find,” the story’s setting reinforces

The final line of “Richard Cory” functions primarily as

 In “A Good Man Is Hard to Find,” Red Sammy’s name contributes to the story by

 In “Richard Cory,” Cory’s wealth and manners lead the townspeople to assume that

 In “Richard Cory,” Cory’s wealth and manners lead the townspeople to assume that

 In “Good Country People,” Hulga changes her name from Joy because