Katherine Ann Porter lived of autobiographical, and she was an American legend. Porter concentrates on the problematic reconciliation of objective historiography and subjective perception. Porter described her own past: “My experiences seem to be simply memory, with continuity, marginal notes, constant revision and comparison of one thing with another. Now and again thousands memories converge, harmonize, arrange themselves around a central idea inn a coherent form, and I write a story” (Porter, 1970:449). So Porter’s stories are based on describing her own life. Her life from childhood to be an adult forms her artistic themes. Porter’s mother died when she was two years old. There are four children in her family, and she was raised by her