The Treasure of Lemon Brown

Front

What does Lemon Brown want his son to know about him?

Back

Lemon Brown wants his son to know about his achievements.

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How does Greg feel about Lemon Brown at the end of the story?

Back

Greg has developed a new appreciation for his father.

Front

What is considered Lemon Brown's 'treasure'?

Back

A harmonica and newspaper clipping.

Front

What is the main conflict in 'The Treasure of Lemon Brown'?

Back

The main conflict is Greg vs. his father.

Front

Why is Lemon Brown's treasure important to him?

Back

It represents his memories and achievements, as shown by his attachment to the harmonica and clippings.

Front

What does the harmonica symbolize in the story?

Back

The harmonica symbolizes Lemon Brown's past and his connection to his family.

Front

What lesson does Greg learn from Lemon Brown?

Back

Greg learns the value of family and understanding one's heritage.

Front

How does the setting influence the story?

Back

The setting creates a sense of danger and urgency, highlighting the themes of protection and legacy.

Front

What role do the thugs play in the story?

Back

The thugs represent external threats that challenge the characters' values and relationships.

Front

What does Greg's relationship with his father represent?

Back

It represents the struggle between generational expectations and personal identity.