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  1. The Second Friend (“Big Tall Goony Goony”) One of the three girls who wear bathing suits into the A&P. The second friend serves as a contrast to the most attractive girl, whom Sammy calls Queenie. Next section Sammy. A list of all the characters in A&P. A&P characters include: Sammy, Queenie.

  2. Stokesie. Stokesie is another checkout clerk at A&P. Although he's only a few years older than Sammy and jokes around with him at the store, Stokesie already has a wife and two kids to support. He hopes one day to manage the A&P. Need help on characters in John Updike's A&P? Check out our detailed character descriptions.

  3. A&P Characters. The main characters in “A&P” are Sammy, Queenie, and Lengel. Sammy is the nineteen-year-old narrator of the story. He works at the A&P as a cashier. Queenie is the leader of ...

  4. Analysis. Three girls in bathing suits walk into the local A&P grocery store as Sammy, the nineteen-year-old narrator, rings up the groceries for a woman in her fifties he describes as " a witch about fifty with rouge on her cheekbones and no eyebrows." Sammy is distracted by the sight of them – first seeing a "chunky" girl wearing a green ...

  5. Key Facts about A&P. Full Title: A&P. When Written: 1961. Where Written: New York. When Published: 1961. Literary Period: Realism. Genre: Short story/Coming of Age. Setting: An A&P grocery store in a town somewhere north of Boston. Climax: Sammy quits.

  6. Sep 6, 2023 · "A&P" is narrated from a limited first-person point of view. This narrative technique reveals Sammy's thoughts and feelings toward the other characters and their actions. Most importantly, it ...

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  8. Overview. “A&P” is a short story by American author John Updike that was first published in The New Yorker in 1961. It is a first-person narrative told by Sammy, a teenage cashier at a small-town grocery store, part of the A&P chain. When three girls in bathing suits enter the store and are chastised by the store’s manager, Sammy quits ...

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