Wardens
Our main character in the beginning of the story describes what he does in the prison.
He presides over the executions performed
The meat used to lure Bowser out of his dog house came from where?
John Coffey’s lunch
How many cells are in E-Block?
6
What crime did John Coffey commit?
There is a term in the book to describe how Percy Wetmore treats the prisoners.
Sadistic
The mouse who Eduard Delacroix is fond is named what?
Mr. Jingles or Steamboat Willie
“Old Sparky” is a nickname for what in the prison?
The electric chair
John Coffey greets himself to new people the same way with this phrase.
”My name is John Coffey, sort of like the drink but spelled differently”
Our narrator uses a lot of ____ analogies in the story.
electrical / electricity
What year does the Green Mile take place in?
1935
The term “Green Mile” in the book refers to the…
Old lime green lines running up in the center of E Block
How does John Coffey behave after committing his crimes?
Incredibly remorseful and ashamed of himself
Brutal jokingly says the mouse can not be allowed to enter the Green Mile for what reason?
The mouse does not have a yellow administration pass/ A pass.
The mouse seemingly disappears in the prison from time to time, but at the end of the first chapter Paul and Brutal discover where the mouse hides out.
A small hole in the beams of the roof in the prison.
The prison itself is named what?
Cold Mountain
A new prisoner dubbed “Billy the Kid” is transferring over to E Block. What is his real name?
William Wharton
What is one characteristic of Paul that has been shown at the beginning and end of the first chapter when it comes to the prisoners he presides the execution over.
If possible, he tries to allow them to have their last wish.
Paul has a heavy conscience by the end of the first chapter, and agrees to do what with Brutal.
To never perform another execution again.
What is the room the wardens of the prison use a sort of storage room.
The padded cell / The restraint room
The female prisoner, Beverly McCall, asked our narrator to have her last name in her obituary say the name “Matuomi” for what reason?
The last name Matuomi represents her freedom from slavery from her husband.