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A man named Bailey intends to require his family from Georgia to Florida for a summer vacation, but his mother (referred to as "the grandmother" within the story), wants him to drive to east Tennessee, where the grandmother has friends ("connections"). She argues that his children, Wesley and June Star, haven't been to east Tennessee, and she or he shows him a news story within the Atlanta Journal-Constitution about an escaped murderer who calls himself "The Misfit" and was last seen in Florida.

The next day, the grandmother wakes up early to cover her cat, Pitty Sing, during a basket on the ground within the back of the car. She is worried that the cat will die while they're gone. Bailey finds his mother sitting within the car, wearing her best clothes and an ostentatious hat; if she should die in an accident along the road, she wants people to ascertain her corpse and know she was refined and "a lady." The grandmother talks constantly during the trip, trying to interact her two grandchildren in games and telling them jokes and a story, about which June Star makes disdainful comments. She recalls her youth within the Old South , reminiscing about her courtships and the way far better everything was in her time, when children were respectful and other people "did right then."

When the family stops at an old diner outside of (the fictitious town of) Timothy, Georgia, for lunch, she talks to the owner, Red Sammy, about The Misfit. He and therefore the grandmother agree that things were far better within the past which the planet at the present is degenerate; she concurs with Sammy's remark that "a good man is tough to seek out ."

After the family returns to the road, the grandmother begins telling the youngsters a story a few mysterious house nearby with a secret panel, a house she remembers from her childhood. This catches the children's attention and that they want to go to the house, in order that they harass their father until he reluctantly agrees to permit them only one side trip. As he drives them down a foreign dirt road, the grandmother suddenly realizes that the house she was thinking of was actually in Tennessee, not Georgia. That realization makes her involuntarily kick her feet which frightens the cat, causing him to spring from his hidden basket onto Bailey's shoulder. Bailey then loses control of the car and it flips over, ending up during a ditch below the road, near Toomsboro. Only the youngsters 's mother is injured; the children are frantic excitedly , and therefore the grandmother's main concern is handling Bailey's anger.

Shaking within the ditch, the family waits for help. When the grandmother notices a black hearse coming down the road, she flags it down until it stops. Three men begin and start to speak to her. All three have guns. The grandmother says that she recognizes the leader, the quiet man in glasses, because the Misfit. He immediately confirms this, saying it might are better for all of them if she had not recognized him, and Bailey curses his mother. The Misfit's men take Bailey and Wesley into the woods on a pretense and two pistol shots ring out. The Misfit claims that he has no memory of the crime that he was imprisoned; when he was informed by doctors that he had killed his father, he claimed that his father died during a flu epidemic.

The men then return to require the children's mother, the baby, and June Star to the woods for an equivalent purpose as Bailey and therefore the boy. The grandmother begins pleading for her own life. When The Misfit talks to her about Jesus, he expresses his doubts about Jesus raising Lazarus from the dead. As he speaks, The Misfit becomes agitated and angry. He snarls into the grandmother's face and claims that life has "no pleasure but meanness." In her growing confusion, the grandmother thinks that The Misfit goes to cry, so she reaches out and touches his shoulder tenderly, saying "Why you're one among my babies. You're one among my very own children!" His reaction is to leap away "as if a snake had bitten him," and he kills her with three shots through the guts .

When the family has all been murdered, The Misfit takes a flash to wash his glasses and devour Pitty Sing; he states that the grandmother would are an honest woman if there "had been somebody there to shoot her every minute of her life." The story ends with The Misfit chastising one among his sidekicks, Bobby Lee, for creating a comment "some fun!" "Shut up, Bobby Lee," he retorts. "It's no real pleasure in life."[3]

Characters
Bailey
Atlanta resident with a wife and three children and his mother. He crashes their car on a family trip to Florida when he gives in to his mother's and children's wishes to go to an old plantation. Although not much is revealed about Bailey's character, he struggles with being the top of the family. He has little to no control over his disobedient children, giving into their demands to prevent and see the house with the key panel. He also seems to place up with tons of his mother's drama because within the beginning of the story it's noted that she seizes any chance to let him know what's on her mind. he's the primary to be murdered within the family.
Bailey's wife
Quiet woman described as having a face that was "as broad and innocent as a cabbage." She isn't identified by name, only as "the children's mother." very similar to her husband, not much is revealed about the mother. She doesn't have control over her kids and lets them do what they please. This causes her to receive criticism from her mother-in-law. However, she appears to be a robust woman because after the car crash she dislocates her shoulder and barely makes a fuss about it. She becomes very distraught about the deaths of her son and husband before she follows the lads into the woods to be killed.
Grandmother
Bailey's mother, who lives with the family. She isn't identified by name. The grandmother may be a very closed-minded individual. She has her own set ideals on morality and virtue which she believes everyone should uphold. Her values are often seen when she always dresses up to seem sort of a “lady” or when she criticises her grandchildren for not being respectful. She thinks of herself as superior because she's ready to maintain her precious standards, however, she is really extremely hypocritical. By becoming so bound up in her quaint mentality of others’ character, she becomes a selfish and judgemental woman. Her hypocritical ways are often seen when she becomes absorbed in pleading for her life and never once asking the Misfit to spare her family's lives. When she is trying to feel for the Misfit, she features a realization finally understanding her weaknesses. Right after this moment, she is murdered just like the remainder of her family.
John Wesley, June Star
Bailey's children, aged 8 and seven , respectively. These two children are very misbehaved. During the car ride, they're very rowdy and disrespectful to their grandmother. Wesley says he dislikes his home state. June Star says she "wouldn’t sleep in a weakened place like this for 1,000,000 bucks" about the diner they stop in. once they decide they need to travel to the house with the key panel, they scream until they get what they need . Even towards the top of her life, June Star is rude. She says that the person that leads her into the woods to be killed seems like a pig.
The Baby
Male child of Bailey and his wife. Not identified by name.
Red Sammy Butts
Restaurant operator who agrees with the Grandmother that the planet is during a state of decline.
Red Sammy's Wife
Waitress in Red Sammy's restaurant. She observes that not one person within the world is trustworthy.
The Misfit
A misguided, escaped prisoner who stumbles upon Bailey's family after they need crashed. He orders his fellow escapees to systematically murder the whole family and he personally shoots the grandmother multiple times after their conversation. within the last moments of the grandmother's life, the Misfit discusses his personal philosophies. First, he believes that he's innocent of the unknown crime he committed that put him in jail. this is often why he calls himself the Misfit because he says his conviction was an error . The Misfit also has no spiritual beliefs, therefore he relies on himself to be his moral compass. When the grandmother tries to appeal to his mercy with religion he immediately dismisses her. He questions the meaning of life and is nihilistic.
Hiram, Bobby Lee
Prisoners who escaped with The Misfit.
Edgar Atkins Teagarden
Man mentioned during a story told by Bailey's mother. He would are an honest man to marry, she says, because he owned Coca-Cola stock and died rich.
Pitty Sing
Male pet cat of the Grandmother.[4] Bailey flings him against a tree after the accident. he's last seen rubbing against The Misfit's leg. ("Pitty Sing" may be a character within the Gilbert and Sullivan operetta, The Mikado.)
Gray Monkey
Pet of Red Sammy Butts. The monkey is chained to a chinaberry .
The Negro child
A child that the family sees, at the start of their journey, standing within the door of a shack, while the grandmother is stating that, in her time, children wont to be more respectful. the kid doesn't have any pants on: the grandmother refers to him as a "pickaninny", and she or he adds that he would make the topic of a painting. She explains that "niggers" within the country don't have the items that they need . The scene seems to point the grandmother's indifference to other people's lives and wishes . the kid needs essential clothing, while on the contrary the grandmother wears her best clothes so as to seem a "lady", i.e. to signal her superior social station . within the final scene, the Misfit will need a shirt, and he will take Bailey's.