What is the point of view in "A Good Man Is Hard to Find", and what is the significance of that title?

sagetrieb style="margin-left: 0.5in"> OConnor lets us know whose story this is in the first
two lines, The grandmother didnt want to go to Florida. She wanted to visit some of her
connections in east Tennesseeand she was seizing at every chance to change Baileys mind. Note
how the narrator immediately gives us access to information in the grandmothers mind, more than
what an outside observer would know, but  does so in the voice of an observer.  The narrator
does not say the grandmother thought that but rather just states her thoughts. As for the
meaning of the work, as the other respondent explains, this story as all...

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