1. Killings and Barn Burning
... well. Matt embodies what a father is supposed to be: loving, caring, supportive, yet stern when times call for it. He agrees with his son Frank's decision to see Mary Ann and supports him. He also disciplines Frank when he feels that it is necessary and advises him. Matt also represents the proverbial "last straw." He is an example of a man who is ... : motivation. Both of the characters are motivated by justice. In Matt's case, he feels that Richard's release from prison and his ability to go about living a normal life after murdering Frank is incredibly unfair. Thus, he takes matters i...
- Word Count: 671
- Approx Pages: 3
- Has Bibliography
- Grade Level: High School