TEWWG Characters
Parts of a Correspondence Essay
TEWWG Symbols
TEWWG Setting
100

Janie's first husband; Nanny forced her to marry him

Who is Logan (Killicks)?

100

For example:  

Sincerely,

Kind regards,

Warmly,

What is a sign off?

100

In Nanny's garden, this symbol represents the hope of romantic love for Janie.

What is the pear tree?

100

This is the US state in which Their Eyes Were Watching God is set.

What is Florida?

200

The gloating, proud mayor of Eatonville, he is Janie's second husband.  (FIRST AND LAST NAME)

Who is Joe Starks?

200

Part of the closing where the writer tells the recipient what they want done or the change that needs to be made.

What is a call to action?

200

This "accessory" symbolizes Joe's control over Janie.

What is a head rag (or kerchief)?

200

This "all-Black town" is where Joe Starks served as mayor.

What is Eatonville?

300

He is a boy who 16-year-old Janie kissed, angering Nanny.  (FIRST AND LAST NAME)

Who is Johnny Taylor?

300

Formal name for the receiver of a correspondence; used in the phrase _____________________ information, it includes a name and address

What is recipient?

300

This animal symbolizes a lack of freedom, as well as (in Nanny's view) the place of a woman of color in society.

What is a mule?

300

Joe makes Janie work there.

What is the store / the Eatonville store?

400

Janie's best friend; Janie tells her the story of her life

Who is Pheoby?
400

Examples include:

Dear Mr. Smith,

Dear Joe,

What is a salutation?

400

This event represents both an end as well as a new beginning for Janie as a wealthy widow.

What is Joe's death/the death of Joe Starks?

400

Janie has time to herself and away from the "suitors" trying to marry her after Joe's death when she goes to this place.

What is Janie's house?