A picture's worth - Inspiring graffiti by Lori Smith

1.When was this photo taken?   The author's first year in her university.

2.Who took the photo?   The author, Lori Smith.

3.Where was this photo taken?   At round the corner from author's halls of residence.

4.Why was this photo taken?  The author found the graffiti is more different that the classy ones.

5.Why is this photo meaningful for the writer?    Because this photo shows her notion that do not treat others like a criminal just because his or her ideas arn't the same with you.

6.What is the story behind this photo?    The author went to a new village and she found that the village was abandoned by so called normal people. Finally, he fould a graffiti that can show her mind at that moment.
7.Who are the characters in the story?    The gay villages and the author.

8.Where is the setting?    Manchester.

9.What are the series of Events?    The autoro went to a new place and he experienced something that he has never felt.

10.What is the 'tension' generated in the story?      He found some people in the village were despised by others when the people in the gay villiage were sharing their experiences.

11.What is the climax in the story?     The author found that there were few female in the village and most of the male here are gay.

12.What is the resolution?     We have to repect others and treat others in good way.

13.What is the message behind the story?     We shouldn't despise others or see others as the criminals just because he or she doesn't do the things in the same way with you