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Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle-Stop Cafe
Introduction
The news clipping featured in The Weems Weekly on the first page of
Fannie Flagg’s novel Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe (1987) clearly
evokes a sense of warmth permeating through the crowded Whistle Stop Cafe serving
prized southern foods fried green tomatoes and barbecue set in the 1920s in Whistle
Stop, Alabama. The novel sets out to chart the lives of protagonist Idgie Threadgoode
and her intimate friend Ruth Jamison who together run the joint restaurant business
until Ruth’s immature death. Largely thanks to the famous cuisine and deep affection
the Whistle Stop residents feel toward the cafe, the place comes to represent the
close-knit community united by their mutual emotional attachment, prompting Flagg
to roundly and richly depict other characters in the focus text mostly through the
voice of Ninny Threadgoode, Idgie’s sister-in-law who resides in the nursing home in
1985. Infused with the power of friendship, love and loss, lively and vivid accounts of
Whistle Stop magically heal the depressed middle-aged Evelyn Couch who befriends
Ninny on her weekly visits to the nursing home; they permit rediscovery of selfassertion and sense of value that meaningfully serve to sustain lives.
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