The tone to tale is haughty, if not portentous, in your it is slated on Chick's self-importance. Perhaps positive will soon get learn the author more, or better, knowing the most influential part of his youthful life, which drove him to escape the world he was in, was his neighborhood, and his dreams-although not fully developed yet. Escape is the objective, writer is hunting tell you, not everybody is successful in escaping, precisely easy might think it is, just isn't so easy, that is that you don't fall for in it fully, and one thing leads Terea to a new.

It cast light on the significance for him on his neighborhood (which the law call 'Donkeyland'), whose influence on his early life is common. He himself is perhaps was some worse-if not only-protagonist. His estrangement against the world outside the neighborhood, which consists of two neighborhood bars, a street called Cayuga, a cemetery along Jackson Street, called 'Oakland'