Their Eyes Were Watching God: Ch. 7-10

Chapter 7
1. Discuss the imagery of “the road.” How is the road symbolic? Add it to your symbolism chart.

2. What begins to happen to Jody? What are some of the images used to describe his illness?

3. How does he treat her when he becomes ill? Why?

4. What happens in the store when Janie cuts the tobacco plug incorrectly? Why did Joe take the insult so personally?

Chapter 8
1. How do things change between Joe and Janie after the night in the store?

2. What is Phoeby’s advice to Janie? Do you think it is good advice?

3. Why and how is Death personified? (p. 84) Do a close reading of this passage. Connects well to folklore.

4. Why does Janie go to talk to Jody on his deathbed? What does she show she has learned about him and herself?

5. Why does she “take down her hair” after Jody dies? Why does she put it back up again? Connect back to journal prompt.

I think 1 is Her making that decision shows how women have the power to make their own choices now as opposed to a hundred years ago. The can of coke is symbolic of

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the answer is: the start of world war i, and russia’s hopes of benefiting from it

during world war i russian joined due to in their current crisis they were being supported by france and the war was already declared to them by germany, they needed to maintain their political goal and leadership role in the balkans, and is the same feeling that this excerpt evoke the eager of maintain the land value.

answer: the tobacco industry has traditionally been one of the most important industries in north carolina and a backbone of the state's agricultural heritage. yet as the north carolina economy continues to transition from an agricultural economy to a manufacturing and, increasingly, service-based economy, the industry faces new challenges, both at home and abroad

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