Treasure of Lemon Brown

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Why does Greg enter the building where Lemon Brown is staying?

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Greg enters the building because he knows his father will lecture him when he goes home.

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What conflict do Greg and Lemon Brown share?

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Greg and Lemon Brown share the conflict of having to face a group of thugs.

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In the exposition of 'The Treasure of Lemon Brown,' why is Greg in trouble?

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Greg is in trouble because he is in danger of failing math.

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Why did Lemon Brown give the harmonica and news clippings to his son?

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Lemon Brown gave these items to his son so he would know about his father's achievements.

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What does Lemon Brown mean when he says, 'Every man got a treasure'?

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This line highlights the theme that everyone has something valuable in their life.

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What is the main theme of 'The Treasure of Lemon Brown'?

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The main theme is that true treasure is not material wealth, but the memories and legacies we hold.

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How does Greg's relationship with his father influence his actions in the story?

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Greg's fear of his father's lecture drives him to seek refuge with Lemon Brown.

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What role do the thugs play in the story?

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The thugs represent external conflict and danger that both Greg and Lemon Brown must confront.

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What does the harmonica symbolize in the story?

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The harmonica symbolizes Lemon Brown's past and the importance of family heritage.

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How does Greg's perception of treasure change throughout the story?

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Greg learns that treasure is not just about money, but about personal connections and memories.