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What does Joe buy for Janie as they are traveling to Eatonville?
What does Joe buy for Janie as they are traveling to Eatonville?
Joe bought Janie some apples and a candy dish that looked like a lantern
Describe the town as it is when Joe and Janie first arrive.
Describe the town as it is when Joe and Janie first arrive.
It is described as a 'scant dozen of shame-faced houses scattered in the sand'
When Joe leaves town for the first time, who stays behind, and why?
When Joe leaves town for the first time, who stays behind, and why?
Amos Hicks stays behind to introduce himself to Janie and offer her any assistance she might need.
How does Lee Coker respond to Amos Hicks and his criticism of Janie?
How does Lee Coker respond to Amos Hicks and his criticism of Janie?
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How does Hicks respond to Joe's announcement that he is going to get a post office for Eatonville?
How does Hicks respond to Joe's announcement that he is going to get a post office for Eatonville?
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Why is Tony Taylor upset at Lige Moss during the party celebrating the store's grand opening?
Why is Tony Taylor upset at Lige Moss during the party celebrating the store's grand opening?
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How does Joe decide to celebrate the arrival of the street lamp?
How does Joe decide to celebrate the arrival of the street lamp?
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Describe the Starks' new house.
Describe the Starks' new house.
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What did the phrase 'Our beloved Mayor' mean to the residents of Eatonville?
What did the phrase 'Our beloved Mayor' mean to the residents of Eatonville?
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Describe the incident between Henry Pitts and Joe Starks.
Describe the incident between Henry Pitts and Joe Starks.
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Study Notes
Joe's Gifts to Janie
- Joe gifts Janie apples and a candy dish resembling a lantern during their journey to Eatonville.
Arrival in Eatonville
- The town is depicted as having a sparse population, with a "scant dozen of shame-faced houses scattered in the sand."
Amos Hicks' Intentions
- Amos Hicks remains in town to introduce himself to Janie and offer her assistance after Joe leaves for the first time.
Lee Coker's Insight
- Lee Coker recognizes that Amos Hicks's criticism of Janie is a facade to mask his disappointment after being rejected by her.
Hicks' Reaction to Joe's Plans
- Hicks feels apprehensive about Joe's plan to establish a post office in Eatonville, believing Joe is capable of making it happen.
Tony Taylor's Displeasure
- Tony Taylor is frustrated with Lige Moss for interrupting his speech during the grand opening celebration of the store.
Celebration of the Street Lamp
- Joe organizes a barbecue to commemorate the arrival of Eatonville's first street lamp.
The Starks' Residence
- The Starks' home, referred to as the "big house," features two stories, porches, banisters, and is painted bright white.
Meaning of "Our Beloved Mayor"
- The term "Our beloved Mayor" is commonly used by residents, akin to saying "God is everywhere," although it is not genuinely believed by the community.
Incident with Henry Pitts
- Joe discovers Henry Pitts attempting to steal sugar cane and subsequently banishes him from Eatonville.
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Test your knowledge on Chapter 5 of 'Their Eyes Were Watching God' with these flashcards. Explore key details such as significant objects and descriptions that illustrate Joe and Janie's journey to Eatonville. Challenge yourself to recall important moments and descriptions from the chapter.
