The person to whom Janie is telling her story
Who is Phoeby Watson
What scene serves to first awaken Janie to her womanhood?
What is the pear-tree scene
Who is this quote describing?
"He was a vanishing-looking kind of man as if there used to be parts of him that stuck out individually but now he hadn’t a thing about him that wasn’t dwindled and blurred.”
Who is Mr. Turner
What "shocking" clothing is Janie wearing when she returns to Eatonville?
Dirty Overalls
How does Joe make himself feel "god-like" as he is establishing the city of Eatonville?
What is he brings the first street light to Eatonville
“So long as they get a name to gnaw on they don’t care whose it is, and what about, ‘specially if they can make it sound like evil.”
Pheoby
The best symbol to demonstrate the fact that communities sometimes bond through playful teasing
What is Matt Bonner's mule?
Who is Janie thinking about when the narrator expresses her thought as "mourning shouldn't last any longer than grief."
Who is Joe Starks
This character vouched for Janie during the courtroom scene.
Who is Dr. Simmons
What feature of Janie's does Hurston use to symbolize her beauty, the subjugation by men, and her independence?
Her hair
When Joe died, this character tried to replace him by asserting his masculinity over Janie in the store, but she quickly stifled his attempts.
Hezikiah
For a minor character, he receives a tremendous amount of development: a friend and conspirator with Teacake, as well as both an adversary and finally an ally to Janie.
Who is Motor Boat
How is Social Identity Theory evident in the scenes when Teacake is courting Janie?
The townsfolk "other" Teacake--or
Janie wears a blue dress to signify she identifies with Teacake--or
Teacake tries to be in the in-group by bringing Janie to the community picnic