Analysis and Interpretation of the Mule Killers by Lydia PeelleMost people would say that love is a concept that will always remain a mystery to man, because it is so changeable, and therefore it will always be able to deceive and distort the thoughts of man. Love can be both happy and unhappy, which makes it very powerful and therefore capable of controlling a person's entire behavior. Throughout their lives, people will inevitably experience things that will have some impact on their personality as well as their further development. These experiences will often become memories that will stay with them for the rest of their lives. This is also the case in “Mule Killers,” where a father tells his son about his memories of the year his son was conceived and his relationship with his father. The narrator of the short story is a son who tells the story. his father told him. The point of view is therefore limited to the son and the main character is the father. In the story, we meet three imported people, from three different generations. A grandfather, his son and his son. The narrator and his father are motherless and the father therefore lived in a very small town on the family farm during his youth. The story told mainly tells how the 18-year-old father-to-be struggled with his life and grew up in a small town..