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Their Eyes Were Watching God - Ch. 8 Quiz

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Their Eyes Were Watching God - Ch. 8 Quiz

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Why does Janie feel bad about hurting Joe?

Because deep down, after all the horrible things he had said and done to her, she loved him

What do the townspeople believe Janie has done to Joe?

They believe she stopped feeding him and never visits him while he is bedridden

What is wrong with Joe?

His kidneys stopped working and by the time the doctor came there was nothing he could do

Why does Janie visit Jody on his deathbed? What does she say?

Because she still had things to tell him and knew he wasn't gonna be alive for much longer; She tells him how he treated her was wrong and that she was glad that he was dying Signup and view all the answers

Why do you think Hurston describes death as 'square-toed'?

Because he that knows that death is a force that cannot be reckoned with and that regardless how hard we try, we cannot escape death Signup and view all the answers

Why does Janie let her hair down shortly after Jody's death?

It's a symbol of freedom from Joe/Jody Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Janie's Emotions and Reflection

Janie feels guilt over hurting Joe despite his mistreatment; she acknowledges a lingering love for him.

Townspeople's Perception

The community believes Janie neglected Joe, claiming she stopped caring for him and visiting during his illness.

Joe's Health Condition

Joe suffers from kidney failure, and by the time a doctor arrives, it is too late to provide help.

Janie's Final Visit

Janie visits Joe on his deathbed to express her feelings and assert that his treatment of her was unjust; she finds relief in his impending death.

Death's Description

Hurston refers to death as "square-toed," suggesting it is rigid and inevitable; emphasizes the powerlessness against death's certainty.

Symbolism of Janie's Hair

Janie releases her hair after Joe's death, representing her newfound freedom and liberation from his control.

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Test your understanding of Chapter 8 from 'Their Eyes Were Watching God' with this quiz. Explore Janie's complex feelings towards Joe and the townspeople's perceptions of her actions. Challenge yourself with questions that dive deep into the plot and character dynamics.