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Granny And Addie's Song Analysis

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The anger Granny and Addie releases towards Richard makes him feel as if he cannot do anything right. Instead of fixing problems, they use the Bible and their religion as a weapon against Richard’s well being. He doesn’t seem to seem to understand how can they be devoted to something that promotes love, fellowship, and happiness but achieve to display the complete opposite. This song would be played during the event when Addie argues with Richard after causing Granny to

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