Elwood
Frenchtown
Tobacco Store
Marconi
Themes
100
From whom does Elwood derive much of his values from?

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr

100

This city is demographically mostly

African American

100

What is sold here?

Magazines, candy and cigarettes mostly

100

What does Marconi do to the kids who steal?

Ignores them, sees them as an investment

100

What has happened to Elwood on multiple ocassions?

He has been taken advantage of or put down

200

What kind of boy is Elwood?

Hardworking and honest

200

Who owns the tobacco store?

Marconi

200

What incident happens here?

Larry and Willie try to steal and are confronted by Elwood

200

What are Marconi's values?

He values relationships with his customers, attentive and well polished employees

200

Elwood and his grandmother are concerned with

Civil rights

300

Who are Elwood's close friends (if any)?

He mostly distances himself from the local kids

300

Which of Elwood's old friends live in Frenchtown?

Larry and Willie

300
What is this store's reputation?
In the past, Marconi had allegedly tarnished its reputation 
300

Elwood attends many

Civil rights protests

400

What did Elwood excel at in his previous "job"?

Dishwashing

400

Frenchtown is essentially homogenous because of

Segregation 

500

Where does Elwood work now?

The tobacco store owned by Marconi