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That he is very friendless, unsocial, he is also very docile, or trying to be so that they(his dad and him) don't get into any trouble.

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I think it means that those who do not learn from their and other's mistakes will repeat it and get the very same consequences.

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"Country boy's been my name since I came to Chicago. The name everyone in class says when they point at my run-over shoes and laugh at the overalls I still wear" This proves that Langston doesn't have a very good social life in school, or really anywhere in Chicago, in fact, he has a bad reputation just because he wears run-down clothes and doesn't;t wear the clothes everyone else does. Kids bully him because of his clothes and accent meaning he doesn't have any positive relationships within the school or really anywhere.

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I can infer that Langston has changed a lot after him moving and his mom passing away. After his mom passed away things got harded for him. He has become less and less social. He first had a few friends but now he has none. In the text its states that, "Back home I had friends. Not a lot. but enough to make me feel like I fit" (Cline - Ransome 11). This evidence shows how hard it is to make friends in Chicago and how him moving to a different house changed his social life drastically. He used to actually have friends.

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Langston lives in a worn down beaten apartment in a sketchy ghetto neighborhood with little to no social connection with anyone.

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I learned that he had relationships with friends in Alabama and he wants to go back. He also is getting bullied by three other boys who are older than him.

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I think it means that those who dont learn from their mistakes and try to improve because of them, are going to repeat that mistake again.

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We can infer that Langston actually can make friends because he had a couple of friends back home in Alabama. But I think it's just a bit more tough for him to make friends in Chicago because they are a little more different than him and some of them bully him. But I think if he finds the right people, he can make a couple of friends. "Back home, I had friends. Not a lot, but enough to make me feel like I fit." (Cline-Ransome, 11).

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He does not like to interact with other people, he is a very unsocial person, and he doesn't have the guts to stand up for himself. The bully is not helping him make friends he is making him insecure.

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I can infer that he is unsocial and doesn't get friends easily because he is also bullied because of the clothes he wears. He did have friends at some point but he may have changed because his mom passed away. I can also infer that Langston never had great money because in the book he says that he never had a water spout. He also says " been here two months now,but still can't get enough of that water,one spout for hot,one for cold.This tells us that Langston wasn't very wealthy to begin with but this also tells us that Langston may be the time of person that is amazed by things that most other people would find ordinary.

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Langston has a very bad relationship with Lymon and his friends. He gets bullied because of the clothes he wears and the way he speaks/looks.

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Langston doesn't have a very good relationship. Especially with his neighbors.

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I think this quote means that if you don't understand history and you don't know what it means you don't know the bad things that happened you could do it again without knowing that it was bad. This connects to our Historical Fiction Unit because we are learning about history right now and readin about the bad things that happened back then.

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I think that he doesn't really have friends, and his relationship to other kids is bullying him. I also think he has been taught to keep to himself.

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"Folks complain every morning 'bout how many got to share it and people taking too long to do their business and how some folks got nasty habits." Page 7. I can infer that Langston doesn't have very good neighbors because he has to go through the pain of waiting just to use the bathroom. He also has to wake up earlier. If he also has to wake up earlier. If he wakes up too early every day, he might be very tired, so his neighbors don't really care about others or Langston.

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I think it means that those who don't pay attention to history and past mistakes will probably make them again since they won't know that it was a mistake. I think it connects to historical fiction because we have a lot of mistakes like racism which is what Langston is facing.

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Langston doesn't have very good relationships. Especially his neighbors.

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He has bad relationships and doesn't know many people in Chicago.

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He has bad relationships and doesn't know many people in Chicago.

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This qoute means people who dont learn from their mistakes are destined to repeat them. It connects to Odysseus and how he Repeated his past.

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Langston doesn't have good relationships. He is getting bullied in class because wears different clothes than other kids. He doesn't feel like he fits in.

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It means people don't know how to deal with things from the past if they happen in the future.

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It means people don't know how to deal with things from the past if they happen in the future.

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"Back home I had friends. Not a lot, but enough to make me feel like I fit" (Ransome 11). This shows that he feels that he doesn't fit in Chicago unlike in Alabama. This also shows that Langston misses home and wants to go back since he doesn't feel noticed.

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"Folks complain every morning 'bout how many got to share to and people taking too long to do their business and how some folks got nasty habits." Page 7. I can infer that Langston doesn't have very good neighbors because he has to go through the pain of waiting just to use the bathroom. He also has to wake up earlier. If he also has to wake up earlier. If he wakes up too early every day, he might be very tired, so his neighbors don't really care about others or Langston.

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Langston is a person who doesn't have any friends and knows about only one person so far. He is getting used to being bullied by others since he thinks that it isn't nice, but it is also not mean.

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Langston is considered a country boy, wearing overalls and doesn't fit in with his class. Although, there are other issues going around, such as discrimination. For example, when Langston moves from Alabama to Chicago, he experiences the brink of racism. "In the colored section, we could smell the smoke and the air was thick. The white car was at the end of the train, folks said with plenty of seats and air clean and fresh." This connects to the many events in history, showing that colored people have a huge disadvantage when compared to others. I think the quote shows that if anyone creates a conflict, and they don't learn from it, it can repeat with  many bad matters.

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Langston is considered a country boy, wearing overalls and doesn't fit in with his class. Although, there are other issues going around, such as discrimination. For example, when Langston moves from Alabama to Chicago, he experiences the brink of racism. "In the colored section, we could smell the smoke and the air was thick. The white car was at the end of the train, folks said with plenty of seats and air clean and fresh." This connects to the many events in history, showing that colored people have a huge disadvantage when compared to others. I think the quote shows that if anyone creates a conflict, and they don't learn from it, it can repeat with  many bad matters.

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This quote connects to of Historical Fiction unit because it means that if you don't pay attention to history or your mistakes, you'll repeat you past.

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I can infer that Langston doesn't have any good social connections with anyone in Chicago because he gets made fun of at school for his appearance, and because he doesn't communicate that much with others. It's going to get worse for Langston in Chicago if doesn't find a way to make himself fit in. He's really missing Alabama right now since that was his homeland, and since he actually had emotional relationships with people there. A quote to show this is on page 3 of the book, where the author, Lesa Cline-Ransome, writes, "Country Boy's been my name since I came to Chicago. The name everyone in class says when they point at my run-over shoes and laugh at the overalls I still wear."

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Well segregation dates back well before 1948, so segregation has happened before. It could range from any time from B.C - 1800s. So segregation has happened before and now it's kind of happening again. It's repeating in the book in Chicago. All of these people live in a town separated from everyone white person. History is repeating itself.

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He has bad relationships with almost everyone like his naghbors and he dosnt have any friends and he gets bullyed

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I think it means that people who don't learn history will repeat the mistakes that have been made. It tells us that we should learn about history.

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I think this means that you won't learn that those are bad things to not repeat again, and I think by learning about history we know not to repeat those mistakes.

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I can infer that Langston is unsocial and is struggling to make any type of relationship with anyone. On page 8 it said "Where I pretend I don't hear the laughing and talking in back of me," this shows how Langston is struggling to make friends in Chicago. Instead of talking to other kids and being social, he sits in the front of his class pretending he can't hear the hurtful words the kids behind him are saying.

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I can infer that Langston does not have good relationships.For example he is bullied in school because he doesn't wear nice clothes like the other kids.He likes to get to class/school before trouble starts and by trouble i think he means getting bullied and/or he tries to avoid a lot of people because he mentioned that they have nasty habits.

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I think it means that you can learn from mistakes that happened far in the past.

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He is very anti-social and has no friends, he doesnt want to make friends.

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I think this quote means that if you don't know what history means then how can you learn from it how you change into a better person. I think this connects to our historical unit because we are doing it right now.

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I think the quote in simpler words is saying that people who make mistakes and don't learn from them are definitely going to make the mistake again. Instead, people should learn from their mistakes and make improvements. This relates to our historical fiction topic because we made a huge mistake by segregating people so now we are learning from it.

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I think that Langston's relationship with his dad is very bad after his mother died, from chapter 3, you can see that his dad has a short fuse, and get mad easily.

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I can infer that Langston and his father don't talk much with each other because of something. I also feel like Langton's father never cares about or spends time with Langston. An example of this was when Langston's father tried to put his hand on Langston's forehead to check if he was sick, but instead, Langston flinched back, thinking he was in trouble.

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I can infer that him and his father dont have a very good relationship becuase they dont talk very much and when his dad reached out to touch his him he jumped back and got scared.

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We can infer that Langston relationship with his father isn't too great because Langston is a bit scared of him. When his dad reached out to touch his forhead, he jumped and was scared. I think they used to have a good relationship, but after Langston's mom died, the relationship fell down hill.

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He has a bad relationship with his dad because he touched his forehead and thought he was gonna spank him.

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He has a bad relationship with his dad because he touched his forehead and thought he was gonna spank him.

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He doesn't have a good relationship with his dad because when his dad went to touch his head, he jumped back in fear.  "He moves to me and his rough hand reaches out. I jump back but he's just reaching to touch my forehead" (Ransome 15).

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"I said ill read it in the morning. Now go get to your schoolwork!"
Langstons is not very close with his father, i assume that their relationship started to drift apart after mama died and most of them became very sad. Langstons father seems to often get annoyed with Langston and he probably doesn't enjoy his company and might find him as just another mouth to feed.

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We can infer that he doesn't have a very good relationship with his dad because Langston does not like crying near his dad, they barely talk at all, his dad gets mad easily at him, and when his father went to check his forehead to see if he had a fever Langston flinched.
"He moves to me and his rough hand reaches out.I jump back but he was just reaching for my forehead."

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Langston doesn't really have good relationships with his father. He doesn't really talk to his father, and his father seems to get mad very easily.

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I think it has been rocky ever since his Mom passed away. Langston even says "I can tell he's done talking.", when his dad doesn't say anything more.

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He doesn't talk to his father a lot since his father never asks him anything. He was surprised when his dad asked him about school for the first time.

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Langston doesn't have a very social relationship with his father. In the text it states that, We take a few more bites in silence. "Teacher says I'm real good at my spelling words. Best in the class." "Mmm-hmmm," Daddy answers. I can tell he's done talking. This shows how his dad doesn't really care what he says and doesn't show any caringness toward him.

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I feel like Langston used to have a normal relationship with his father, but ever since his mother passed away, they haven't been on good terms. On chapter 3, page 13, Langston describes how his father acts ever since his mother died, "Laughs like he used to before she got sick. But when he gets up, his face is back to what it's been since she passed." The text shows that Langston's father had really changed.

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I feel like Langston used to have a normal relationship with his father, but ever since his mother passed away, they haven't been on good terms. On chapter 3, page 13, Langston describes how his father acts ever since his mother died, "Laughs like he used to before she got sick. But when he gets up, his face is back to what it's been since she passed." The text shows that Langston's father had really changed.

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We can infer that Langston doesn't have the best relationship with his dad and although it may have been fine when his mom was alive it  isn't great now. Because of the quote" How's school?" daddy asks. I look up suprised. He never asks about school." This tells us that he doesn't talk to his dad much about other things. So they probably talk at a minimum.

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His dad is mean

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His father and him have an up and down relationship. "How's school?" Daddy asks
I look up surprised. He never asks about school. "Fine" I answer" This shows that his dad cares about him because he wants to know how his school went. "I said I'll read it in the morning. Now go get to your school work!" This shows that he doesn't have a good relationship with him because he's yelling at Langston.

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Langston's relationship with his father is very tough and harsh, for example, this happened in chapter 3" He moves to me and his rough hand reached out. I just back but he is just reaching for my forehead." this shows that there is not a lot of trust in this relationship.

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Langston's relationship with his father is not strong, it states in the chapter, "Too tired to read it now, want me to read it to you? He stands then, he voice is mad and low, you think I can't read." This shows that he got really defensive when he was just offering to read it to him because he thought he was tired.

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"I look up surprised. He never asks about school. 'Fine,' I answer. We take a few more bites in silence. 'Teacher says I'm real good at my spelling words. Best in the class.'
'Mmm-hmmm,' Daddy answers. I can tell he's done talking." This means they don't have a good relationship.

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Langston's relationship with his father has been complicated ever since his mother died. In chapter 3, the text states, "Only thing worse than crying in front of Daddy is hearing Daddy fuss when I do" (Cline-Ransome 14). I think that his father still loves him, he just has a lot of grief for his wife and no positive way to deal with his feelings.

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It seems that Langston doesn't have a very positive relationship with his dad. This may have been caused due to the death of Langston's mom. His father has a very short temper and gets frustrated with Langston easily. An example from the text is: " He stands then. His voice is low and mad. " You think I can't read?"

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I think this quote means that if you don't learn from important events from the past, you probably won't be able to do things like that in the future. It connects to our Historical Fiction Unit because it shows that you can't repeat history without knowing about it first.

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I can infer Langston and his dad have a on and off relationship, sometimes they talk to each other, but mostly Daddy just goes on with his work and try's to provide for him and Langston and make them food. One piece of evidence I found is "How's School? Daddy asks.
I look up surprised. He never asks about school," On page 15. This shows that they are not close because Langston and his father don't talk to each other much.

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Becuase he has never seen a libary before, back home, every home was for people and it was cramped, so he didn't know that there was so much wealth here that it didn't matter to the people here with money, to make a mounoumet or something. 

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Becuase he has never seen a libary before, back home, every home was for people and it was cramped, so he didn't know that there was so much wealth here that it didn't matter to the people here with money, to make a mounoumet or something. 

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He is suprised by the library because he has never seen or experienced a library before so the library is very unfamiliar and different from what hes used to. He becomes happy by seeing it though because hes never had access to this much education at all, let alone in one room.

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Langston thinks the library is amazing and he is shocked. He is surprised, because back in Alabama he had never been to a library because colored people weren't allowed, and Langston loves reading.

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Langston thinks that the library is really cool. "Floors look like someone just finished polishing them. So shiny, I bet if I leaned down it'd be like looking in a mirror." He thought it would just be a room for books, but didn't think it would be that nice.

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It shows that he has very little friends and is in a very big city that is very choatic and stuff

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Langston feels very confused about the library because in Alabama, he didn't have a library to go to so he was confused and surprised. He is very new to all of the city buildings because he is new to Chicago, so he has never seen library's or any other type of buildings before.

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Langston thought that the library was designated for the "uncolored" people, considering the fact that it was placed in a safe, clean street. He'd never knew what a library was before, and was amazed by the fact that he could choose any book.

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Langston thinks that the library is a place that only white people can go to. He is surprised that he's allowed to enter and met with warmth and kindness.

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Langston is extremely surprised about the library because the library's in his old place only let white people go in. In the text it states that, "Everyone of them look like they belong here." This evidence shows how at this place evryone fits in. This is special because at his school everyone makes fun of him but now he finally has a place to fit in.

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Langston loves how the library is so big and how it has so many different books to read and learn from. He is so surprised by it because he never saw anything so modern and cool back home in Alabama since he was not aloud to go to the library.

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He is surprised by the rows and rows of books because he has never been to a library before.

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The pictures are linked to Langston by his activities and setting. The newspaper describes a bit of what is going on in his setting.

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Langston thinks that the library is one of the coolest things ever. The fact that there are all kinds of books to read and you can take and read whatever book he wants. He probably thought this was really surprising because he usually doesn't have access to things like this and at his school he said he knows every book by heart, so he finds it surprising there are so many books he can choose from.

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He was surprised because he had never seen a library before and he didn't know how to react to it. He doesn't really get the concept of it but he is amazed at how much you can learn from one building.

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The newspaper is about a library and people doing a sit in so that colored people could go in. I think the suitcase represents Langston moving to Chicago.

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Because he is surprised because it is a house built or books. His mom told him that libraries are for white people and that he's never gone to one either. He got lost but ended up in a library where he was actually allowed to read. A quote from the text is: " I remember thinking, A house just for books? "' You ever been inside a library? I asked. She laughed then. "'They don't let colored folk in libraries, baby"

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The images on the board relate to the story because they are showing racism and the segregation towards black people, and the discriminatory language used towards African American people.

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We can infer that Langeston's relationship with his dad is very unhealthy. When his mother passed away, we can see that his dad has a very short temper. Especially with Langston. One example from the text is when Langston got yelled at by his dad when he tried to read the letter to him.

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The images connect to the story because they relate to segeragation. The case means that he moved to Chicago, the newspaper relates to segeragation and how people of color couldn't go in a library.

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He is so surprised about going to the library since he can read any book he wants and he usually doesn't get to read. It was a new experiece for him.

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Ever since Langston had moved to Alabama, he necessarily wasn't used to the big city, and all the topics of segregation that were going around.

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The suitcase shows how Langston moved from Alabama to Chicago a few months ago with his father. The newspapers show how life was segregated in Alabama for Langston. The last picture of a man shows Langston's father.

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He is suprised because he had never been in a library and he has never expeirienced it before. Based of of the quote I  stare up into a ceiling so big and bright, seems like god himself is looking down" we know he is amazed.
-Ashwika

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The images connect to what we've learned so far because the suitcase represents how Langston moved. The newspaper shows how there is discrimination.

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They connect to Langston's life: the suitcase connects Langston moving to Chicago, the newspaper shows that he went to a library even when colored people weren't supposed to go there, and the picture on the left symbolizes his relationship with his mom and how people thought he was a momma's boy.

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The pictures are connected to Langston because Langston went into a library even though white people are supposed to go into the library. He isn't supposed to because it's segregated. The suitcase relates to him because he had to move from Alabama.

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The newspaper shows the place and time period Langston lives in.

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He doesn't have a social life, his relationship with his father is not sturdy, and his mother is dead. He likes libraries.

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He really likes the library becuase its quiet and its away from bullys

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He thought that the library was a white only type place, As said in chapter 4"Daddy told me the word but said it was a building for white folks, and that meant I couldn't go in." but when he relized that black people where there too, he was amazied.

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It shows how it was like the days in the past century or two ago. It shows how people were segregated back then.