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Not them talking about the girl as if she isn’t there. Part of me wants to believe the Turpins don’t realize it’s Mary Grace they’re talking about but I doubt it.

Mrs Turpin’s mindset about the poor is highly steeped in her own bias. The reason they don’t accept her help is probably because she views them as dirty and lazy regardless of whatever help they’re given, therefore they don’t want HER help. #SupremeClassist

I find it interesting that the two people who don’t laugh are the poor racist white woman and the college student. However, I do believe that they aren’t laughing for two different reasons. The white woman is appalled by the thought and the girl is downright offended and disgusted with their mindset.

“There’s a heap of things worse than a n***[…]It’s all kinds of them just like it’s all kinds of us.” That’s the most appropriate/normal things Mrs Turpin has said this whole story so far. Shows she’s more classist than racist.

I like the contrast in mentality and personality O’Connor creates between Mrs Turpin and the “pleasant lady” vs the “white-trash woman.” It also works as a critique of all of these women and their classist/racist mindsets

“vacant and whitetrashy” is a crazy phrase XD