The answers of questions for Inspiring Graffiti by Lori Smith

1. When was this photo taken? When the writer was 19 years old
2. Who took the photo? Lori Smith
3. Where was this photo taken? The photograph was taken round the corner from writer's halls of residence
4. Why was this photo taken? Because someone had painted something on the fence round the building site.
5. Why is this photo meaningful for the writer? She found that picture was effective and inspiring when it was not often that you saw such classy graffiti.
6. What is the story behind this photo? Something that really makes you think. If only everyone thought that way, the world would be a better place.
7. Who are the characters in the story? The writer and her friends.
8. Where is the setting? The corner from writer's halls of residence
9. What are the series of Events? 1.The writer moved away from her parents. 2. She realized that the place she live was a welcoming city but a mere stone’s throw from the ‘gay village'. 3.  She had some points of view about people who are treated in bad way.
10. What is the 'tension' generated in the story?  Past tense.
11. What is the climax in the story? The writer came to realize that the place where she lived was a mere stone’s throw from the ‘gay village’.
12. What is the resolution?  There are still a lot of ways we can change our attitude and concern for people are not accepted. Even if it just using the spray can painting on the blank wall. 
13. What is the message behind the story? We have to  try to change our attitude for those who are not accepted. That could make world better.