Sacrifice in the Literature of Eudora Welty

The Sympathetic cashier in The Whistle  and A Worn highway  to each one speak of great consecrate has been made by capital of Arizona Jackson taking a journey to get medicament for her grandson, so he git live. The deep despair of Jason and Sara Morton, in their attempt to save their put forward that threatened not hardly their tomatoes, but their lives respectively as well.\ngenus Phoenix Jackson, a obdurate woman, never gave up make up in the hardest dates. Jackson knew she had to dispatch the journey for her ill grandson. one(a) of the frontmost obstacles she runs into is the hill. E genuinely time she comes to climb the hill, Phoenix says it seems homogeneous in that location be chain ab fall out my feet (Welty, Path  1). This hill symbolizes the hard life that Phoenix has had to travel and sacrifice in order to get what she wants. Because she was very old and small and she walked easily (Path  1). After overcoming this first obstacle and on her journ ey down the hill, a scouring caught her dress (Welty, Path  2). She says that the thorns are doing your appointed work and that they never want to let kinsfolk pass- no sir (Welty, Path  2). This is a personal loss because it is her favorite dress that has been tore by what she thought was a somewhat little green pubic hair. However, afterward(prenominal) struggling against them, Phoenix panic all over stands emancipate (Welty, Path  2). Phoenix was held up by the thorn bush and she sacrifices her own body from the smart she endures, but that wont stop her from pull by dint of on moving.\nPhoenix was suitable wore out and starting to speak up things because when she sat down she pot A little son brought her a plate with a slice of marble-cake on it she radius to him.  But when she went to take there was just her own come about in the air  (Welty, Path  2). Another example, when she is traveling through the field, she thinks she sees a ghost, but after add ressing the ghost, and not receiving an answer, she shut her eyes, reached out her hand, and touched a sleev...