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snatch to try to seize or take something
roomers people who occupy or rent space in a house
frail delicate, weak, and fragile
presentable fit to be seen by people
suede leather with a soft, fuzzy surface
slung to hang loosely
barren empty, deserted
contact to come together or touch
mistrust a lack of confidence in someone or something
stoop a porch, platform or entrance stairway at a door
Why did Roger try to steal Mrs. Jones' purse? to buy blue suede shoes
What does Mrs. Jones do when Roger tries to snatch her purse? drags him back to her house
Where does most of the action of this story take place? in Mrs. Jones' apartment
From what point of view is this story told? 3rd person
Who wrote this story? Langston Hughes
In what city does the story take place? Harlem (NYC)
When does the story take place? 1950s; at night
What is the main conflict in the story? Roger tries to steal Mrs. Jones' purse.
What type of conflict is it when Roger tries to steal Mrs. Jones' purse? person vs. person
How is the conflict between Mrs. Jones and Roger resolved? She takes him back to her apartment, feeds him dinner, and teaches him a lesson.
What is the theme of the story? If you get things by stealing, bad things will eventually happen to you.
Created by: chassen
 

 



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