A Sense of Narrative: A Good Man is Hard to Find

The following are various hand-drawn images depicting what I believe the appearance of some of the characters are meant to be. Hopefully these images create an easier imagery for the readers to follow.

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The Misfit: Older than his two companions, hair beginning to gray, silver-rimmed spectacles that give him an educated appearance, shirtless and a black hat.

Bobby Lee: One of the two Misfit's henchmen. A fat boy wearing a red sweat shirt with a silver stallion embossed on the front of it. Gun held to his side as he points it to the grandmother and family.

Hiram: The second of the two henchmen. Tall and slender figure. He wore a blue striped coat and a gray hat pulled down very low, hiding most of his face.

The Grandmother: The "protagonist" of the story. Old and frail. She had on a navy blue straw hat and a navy blue dress to compliment the hat.

Bailey: The grandmothers son. He is a family man but doesn't quite have control of his family. He's frustrated and stressed. Described as having a flamingo-patterned shirt that's as yellow as his face.