A Picture's Worth

1. When was this photo taken? The photo was taken during the first year at the author's university.
2. Who took the photo? The author herself.
3. Where was this photo taken? The photograph was taken round the corner from the author's halls of residence.
4. Why was this photo taken? Because the author found this photo really inspiring.
5. Why is this photo meaningful for the writer? Because this photo makes the author review people's attitudes towards gay people.
6. What is the story behind this photo? The author had entered university and found it a 'gay village' but then had a rose-tinted feelings toward them.
7. Who are the characters in the story? The author and her friends.
8. Where is the setting? There is unthreatening atmosphere in most of the bars in the university.
9. What are the series of Events? The author entered university and found the bar a 'gay village'and then changed her view upon their life.
10. What is the 'tension' generated in the story? At the very beginning she wondered whether she could make any new friends but in fact she adapted to the school environment well.
11. What is the climax in the story? The author found the quote written round the corner of her halls of residence and took a photo.
12. What is the resolution? Although there are unaccepting people towards neterosexuality, but at least someone are doing something for it to make people change attitudes.
13. What is the message behind the story? Neterosexuality should be treated equally instead of being despised.