In Barn Burning: When Sarty gets up at the end of the story, he feels a bit stiff, but he thinks that walking will help him. Could this be seen as a parallel to Abner's own stiffness and mechanical nature? Is it possible that Sarty’s desire to walk signifies his choice to follow his own path?

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In Barn Burning: When Sarty gets up at the end of the story, he feels a bit stiff, but he thinks that walking will help him. Could this be seen as a parallel to Abner's own stiffness and mechanical nature? Is it possible that Sarty’s desire to walk signifies his choice to follow his own path?

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