What reaction does Leota have upon learning that the Petrified Man is a wanted rapist?

When does Eudora Welty's "Petrified Man" shift from grotesque to gothic?

What does Mrs. Fletcher compare the petrified man to in her life?

How does Leota use the topic of the petrified man in her conversation with Mrs. Fletcher?

What does Leota reveal about the twins in a bottle at the freak show?

What part of the narrative in "Petrified Man" exemplifies Gothic elements?

Who attended the freak show with Leota in "Petrified Man"?

How does Leota vent her anger in "Petrified Man"?

What is the significance of the 'Petrified Man' in Eudora Welty's story?

What does Mrs. Fletcher resent Mrs. Pike for?