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The Displaced Person view the peacocks often corresponds to their own moral compass. For example, Father Flynn and Astor have positive attitudes towards the birds and are generally likable characters, while Mrs. McIntyre starves the birds and reduces their population, making her a villain. The story was adapted and released in 1972 as a Public Television production for the series "The American Short Story", starring Irene Worth and Shirley Stoler. The cast also includes John Houseman, Robert Earl Jones, and Samuel L. Jackson. It was filmed at Andalusia. The Displaced Person "The Displaced Person" is a novella by Flannery O'Connor. It was published