- He stays there dispite the threats he gets.
- he travels farther into the south to the town of Biloxi, Mississippi.
- To kepp beaches up, whites enforce a tax on gallons of gas in ehich everytime a negroe bought a gallon of gas, a penny would go to to the beach to keep it up for white use.
- While walking he was approached by many white people even ofered rides.
- during that he was often asked about sexual references of that of a negroe.
4 Questions
- Why wasn't he scared when he got into the cars?
- why was the subjects in the car often about sexual things of a negroe?
- is there a confliction of beliefs between blacks and white?
- who are these random people?
3 Literary Techniques
- Oxymoron (105): "the heavy air of evening putrid with swamp rot smelled flagrant".
- Personification (105): " The woods issued no song".
- Simile (110): "silivated so heavenly the chocolate dribbled syrup like".
2 Vocab Words
- Delapidated (85):
- Impugn (87):
1 Sentence Summary
The deeper he goes into the south, the racial tensions continue to rise amongst blacks and white.
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