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The Glass Rose (Polack (Wasn't seen as the "lumberjack type"…

- - - - Stephan would show deep interest into the stories
        
        He was Stephans role model
        
        He would give Stephan tips on work, while also sharing stories
  - - - Stephans father was worried when he was getting too close to the Polack
  - - - Seen as the outcast of the group by all the other workers
        
        He was so excluded from the group that only Stephan knew his name, Leka
      - Stephans closest friend at work, even closer than his own father
- - - - The poor working and living conditions would gradually add up to take a toll on the workers and bring down moral and productivity
  - - - when the author described something in depth, especially when it wasn't a description of something nice, the characters mood directly correlated this tone
        
        E.g. after stephen had gotten mad at the polack, and everything went a bit bitter between the two, their sandwiches reflected just that, a clod hard truth, just as stephen realized the cold truth that he had been childish and ludicrous, the very next sentences were one of a cold sandwich
    - - While the weather was mild the tone of the story lightened
        
        There were two examples of the weather directly matching the light heartwarming tone
- - - - first encounter was to make sure Stephen knew this was a mans job and therefor no place for a kid
      - And second time it was to make sure he didn't embarrass his father in front of the other