Rose-Johnny

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Then she threw her back head and laughed so hard I could see the wide, flat bottoms of her back teeth, and I wasn’t afraid of her.” (p.100 p24) In the story, this hostility from the townspeople was interpreted by the reader due to the fact that Rose-Johnny is because she is, or appears to be, a lesbian...
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Rose-Johnny wasn’t a lesbian later discovered in the story. The real reason for this hatred is the past love affair between Rose-Johnny’s mother and a “brown” man and also the birth of their child together. The town community was racist and rather than being the cause of her trouble, Rose-Johnny’s sexual ambiguity protects her from the men of the town...
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