TEWWG Chapter 13 Summary Flashcards

Questions and Answers

Why does Janie not tell Tea Cake about the 200 dollars pinned to her shirt?

She is still wary of being ripped off

Where did Janie and Tea Cake get married?

Jacksonville, Florida

How does Tea Cake spend the 200 dollars he stole from Janie?

He spent it for his fellow railroad workers

Why does Tea Cake not invite Janie to the railroad?

He feared that she would think of him as too low class Signup and view all the answers

How does Janie give reassurance to Tea Cake?

She tells him that she wants to be included in everything he does Signup and view all the answers

How does Tea Cake plan to regain the money he stole?

Gambling Signup and view all the answers

How does Tea Cake become injured?

Someone who was angry that they lost attacked him with a razor Signup and view all the answers

How much money does Tea Cake return with?

320 dollars Signup and view all the answers

What does Janie tell Tea Cake after she regains trust in him?

She tells him about the 1,200 dollars she has saved up in the bank Signup and view all the answers

Where do they plan to go to find work?

the muck (The Everglades) Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Janie and Tea Cake's Relationship

Janie is cautious about her finances, hesitant to reveal the $200 pinned to her shirt due to a fear of being deceived.
Their marriage takes place in Jacksonville, Florida, symbolizing a new chapter in Janie's life.

Financial Dynamics

Tea Cake misuses the $200 he took from Janie, spending it on fellow railroad workers, reflecting his desire to connect with others.
Tea Cake avoids bringing Janie to the railroad, worried that she might view him as lower class in comparison to her previous suitors.

Emotional Connections

To reassure Tea Cake of her support, Janie expresses a desire to be involved in all aspects of his life, reinforcing their bond.
Tea Cake's plan to recover the stolen money involves gambling, showcasing both his risks and ambitions.

Conflict and Consequences

Tea Cake suffers an injury when an angry gambler retaliates against his previous win, demonstrating the potentially violent consequences of gambling.
After his gambling excursion, Tea Cake returns with $320, indicating a turning point in his luck and financial situation.

Trust and Future Plans

Once Janie's trust in Tea Cake is restored, she discloses her own savings of $1,200, highlighting her financial independence and the growing mutual trust in their relationship.
They set their sights on "the muck" (The Everglades) for work opportunities, indicating their shared aspirations and willingness to venture into new environments together.

Description

Test your knowledge on Chapter 13 of 'Their Eyes Were Watching God' with these flashcards. This quiz covers key events, character actions, and significant themes that emerge in this chapter. Perfect for studying or revising important plot points in the book.