1. I have heard a great deal about my father, tales of extreme hubris and smugness were always mixed with those of noble and humble intentions. He seemed to exemplify at times the focus of this essay on pride by Frazier.
2. Men, more so than women in my experience, seem to be guilty of: not stopping for directions, attempting to fix things about the house with little or no knowledge of them, zoning out in front of the television, commonly being afflicted with hubris, this is the main weakness of males.
3. The difference between pride and stupidity will be decidedly luck.
4. When does pride become stupidity? Describe the line.
5. What can a person do to try curbing this appetite for taking pride min things of little or no value?
6. The knowledge of kid Icarus is somewhat vital in understanding the other analogies in this essay, for they are all basically the same.
7. The line between love, bravery, pride and being funny is a fine one and only luck keeps us on the right side.......

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Title: Flannery O'Conner
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