Explain the exposition, rising conflict, climax, and resolution for "A Good Man is Hard to Find".

Theincludes the background information regarding the
Grandmother and her family, which
includes her son, Bailey, his unnamed wife,
and their children, John Wesley and June Star. The
exposition also includes
the family's plan to travel to Florida instead of Tennessee, which is
where
the Grandmother wants to visit. There is also information about an escaped convict
named
the Misfit, who is heading towards Florida.

The
rising action includes the
family's road trip to Florida with the Grandmother
riding in the backseat in between her two
grandchildren, their stop at a
barbecue stand, Bailey's decision to listen to his mother by
turning down a
dirt road, and their car accident, which leaves them stranded on the side of
the
road. The three armed men approaching the car is also included in the
rising action, as well as
the Grandmother recognizing the Misfit. The family
members being escorted into the woods
one-by-one to be killed is also
included in the rising action.

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