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| when did the story take place? |
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| what did T.J. look like? and what was different about him? |
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| he was stocky with white hair. He spoke differently from everyone else. (a southern accent) |
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| What was different for T.J. being in the North in a city instead of where he used to live? |
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| no fields to raise food in |
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| what does T.J. want to do? |
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| make their own field on top of the roof |
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| look at or think about carefully |
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| devices used to bring in fresh air |
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| showed disrespect for something considered holy |
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| barren; lacking in interest or vitality |
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| the owner of the building |
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| what did the owner want to do? |
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| he told a man who worked for him to remove it tomorrow |
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| what were T.J. feelings about getting rid of the grass? |
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| he said "they can't lay a dirty hand on it" and ripped it up himself ( with the others helping him) |
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| when and where did they find him? who found him? |
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| two weeks later the Nashville police found him walking along the railroad tracks heading south...home |
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| did they go on the roof again? |
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