In what ways, if any, does Desmond’s use of Simone Weil go behind O’Connor’s view of her story or complicate it? Do the two critics, Stephens and bandy, make you hesitant to accept O’Connor’

In what ways, if any, does Desmond’s use of Simone Weil go behind O’Connor’s view of her story or complicate it? Do the two critics, Stephens and bandy, make you hesitant to accept O’Connor’s account? In general, do you think readers should accept an author’s interpretation of his or her work? Explain your reasoning.