Why Savannah?


Interesting that Savannah is the city that is presenting the greatest challenge/rebellion. Why is that the choice? Partly that it's about the right size: a small city, not major or high-profile, but historic. But what would cause THAT city to rebel the most?

One, the Southern rebellious streak. The large African-American population. The relative isolation from the seat of power, with a strong regional sense of pride and independence.

I like to think of the races in Savannah coming together to stick it to the Nazis.

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It's probably not a big Nazi stronghold or it is a big stronghold.

If the black people of that time were even close to the same ones ones in our time, they would not have much power to withstand the onslaught (They may have been killed or shipped off. I can't remember seeing black people in NYC).

If this is Locke, then who's in there?

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Because that's the setting of "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil" and Savannah antiques dealer Kevin Spacey is the doppelganger of Empire antiques dealer Robert Childan

http://www.amazon.com/Save-Send-Delete-Danusha-Goska/dp/1846949866

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