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The Logans Land
¨ My Paul Edward had been eyein´ that two hundred acres ever since 1910...¨
This quote shows that the land has been a big part of the family for a long time. It shows the reader that the land had been special to her grandfather, and others. The land is where a lot of the family pride is held, as well as it being a place where the family lives and is together.

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Soldiers Bridge
¨Had reached the bridge first and was about to cross, but suddenly Uncle Hammer gassed the Packard and sped onto the creaking structure...we could see the Wallaces..touch their hats respectfully, then immediately freeze when they saw who we were¨
This is the place where Uncle Hammer sort of makes fun of the Wallaces. He causes them to back off and let them cross the bridge because they thought he was Mr. Granger, but they probably wouldn't have done that had they known it was him before.

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The Granger Land
¨Already had more´n four thousand acres, but he just itchin´ to have back them other two thousand his granddaddy sold.¨
This is where Harlan Granger lives and he wants the land that the Logans own back. Mr. Grangers land takes up most of the town, and many of the Black families work for him.

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Dollar General, East 3rd Street, Forest, MS, USA

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“‘In this family, we don't shop at the Wallace Store.’ … ‘there's drinking up there and I don't like it- and I don't like them Wallace's either. If I ever find out y'all been up there, for any reason, I'm gonna wear y'all out.’” pg. 41
This shows that at the Wallace's store, there's bad kids hanging out. Also, later it shows the Wallace's are racist. And later, Stacey follows T.J. there.

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The Avery House
¨Beyond the Avery house bright lights appeared far away on the road near Granger mansion. For a breathless second they lingered there, then plunged down to the Averys´.¨
The Avery's house is where The Wallace and other night men come to get T.J after the incident at the Barnetts store. It is shown here some of the violence they faced and how scary and dangerous it was, and luckily broken by the fire.

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Forest :)" We entered a small dark clearing with hanging forest vines, totally hidden from the road.”   (This is where Cassie shows Lillian Jean that she does not want to be her “assistant”. Cassie throws her books on the ground.)

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It was then I bumped into Lillian Jean Simms. “Why don't you look where you're going?'' she asked huffil. Jeremy and her two younger brothers were with her. “Hey Cassie,“ said Jeremy. “Hey Jermy,“ I said solemany, keeping my eyes on Lilian Jean. “Well apologize,“ she ordered. “What?“ “You bumped into me. Now you apologize.“ I did not feel like messing around with Lillian Jean. I had other things on my mind. “Okay,“ I said starting past, “I'm sorry.“ Lillian Jean sidestepped in front of me. “That ain't good enough. Get on the road.“ page 113
This was one of the main topics that happened. Lillian Jean thinks she is better than colored Cassie because of skin colors. She orders Cassie to apologize and she does but Lillian isn't satisfied.

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St Michael's Catholic Church, East 3rd Street, Forest, MS, USA

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“The Great Faith Elementary and Secondary School, one of the largest black schools in the country, was a dismal end to an hour’s journey. Consisting of four weather-beaten wooden houses on stilts of brick, 320 students, seven teachers, a principal, a caretaker, and a caretaker’s cow, which kept the wide crabgrass lawn sufficiently clipped in spring and summer...” pg. 15
This is showing to the reader how their school is built. With not that much staff. This passage also shows how they go to a black school. Many incidents happen here throughout the book, and they re-visit here multiple time