Human Worth and Religion in Revelation :: Revelation

The story revelation is one that demonstrates and explains Human Worth, Religion, and Society in a very extreme, but very understandable way. Mrs. Turpin who believes that in fraternity there are people like her and her husband ( home and push down owners) who are above all others except people with more capital and land. On the bottom of the heap were most colored people therefore next to them not above just away from them were the white-trash, and then above them the home and land owners to which she a Claud belonged. She has a very strong dogma this and Thanks divinity that he didnt make her like whatsoever of those people below her. Even goes as far as debating lives if God would have a given her a choice between both of the people she thinks she is better than. A trip to the doctors chest of drawers for her husbands ulcer brings a new revelation for Mrs. Turpin. mend observing the people in the waiting room, she analyzes them and gives them titles in the groups below her. White- trash, unworthy and so on. There is one misfire in the room though who seems to really have someaffair against Mrs. Turpin. Every comment she makes seems to upset the young girl and make her agitation to rise. It disturbs and also confuses her because she cant understand why the girl who doesnt even know her would want to ac so rudely towards such a kind a giving muliebrity such as her. All at once the ugly girl turned her lips inside out again. Her eyes fixed like ii drills on Mrs. Turpin. This time there was no mistaking that there was something imperative behind them. Continuing on in conversation with the white- trash an explosion of thanking the lord aloud causes the young lady to suddenly hurl the make she was reading at Mrs. Turpin and jumping across the table and attempting to choke her. The keep subscribe and doctor try to contain the young girl while behind giving her a shot in the arm to calm her lunacy down. Leaving everyone in shock and disbeli ef, especially in the case of Mrs. Turpin she boldly asks what the girl has to say to her. Settling her eyes on her the young girl says in a clear, but quiet tone Go back to hell where you came from, you old warthog. This ugly nasty young girl is the thing through which the truth is revealed to Mrs.