CHAPTER 13 1. Why is Janie \"so glad that she scares herself? 2. Why does Jan ie
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CHAPTER 13 1. Why is Janie "so glad that she scares herself? 2. Why does Jan ie have though ts of Annie Tyler? Why does she have peace that she has twelve hundred dollars in the bank, and she could support herself with that if she needed to use it for living expenses? 3. What does Tea Cake do that 4. When Tea Cake arrives home, how does he comfort Janie? 5. Where has he spent the night? What reasons does 6. Why do you think that the love between Janie and Tea Cake is now 7. Why does Janie hide the money from her husband? 8. What do you think the guitar represents? 9. Why does Tea Cake tell Janie that he want causes Janie to worry about him and their marriage? he give? How does Janie feel? more realistic? ed to go to the Everglades? to her first two? Chapter 14 1. Janie and Tea Cake move to the in early September because 2. Once the season begins, what do Janie and Tea Cake do with their time during the day? 3. Describe the Everglades community and how this chapter contrasts the black culture against the white culture? 4. What do they do socially? Give an example. 5. Discuss the relationship between Janie and Tea Cake. 6. Compare and contrast Janie's life in the Everglades with that in Eatonville. 7. How are Joe and Tea Cake similar in their leadership? Chapter 15 I. How does Janie learn about jealousy? 2. Describe the scene among Janie, Tea Cake and Nunkie. 3. Why do you think Hurston devoted an entire chapter to this incident between Nunkie and Tea Cake? 4. Give examples of what it is like for Janie to be a woman and a wife. 5. Why do you think that Janie asked Tea Cake, "You still love ole Nunkie?" 6. How does this show about Janie's character as a woman?Explanation / Answer
Chapter 13
1. Janie married tea cake in florida and she has 200 $ for their living expense but tells nothing to tea cake. She is very very happy that she scares herself.
2. After a week of her marriage one night tea cake dissapears with her 200$ thats why she had thoughts of annie tylor as she thinks tea cake might leave her forever and never come back as happend with tylor. If tea cake never returns she does not want to go back to eatonville as a failure. So she had security of these twelve hundred dollars to support her for living.
3. Tea cake firstly without informing jannie takes her 200$ and spends it all on his friends and buying a guitar and lied to her. He spends all night away from her and never took her to the party and introduced with his friends.
4. When tea cup arrives he tells her what had happend how he has spend the money and he promises jannie that he will not repeat the same again. He also tells her that he has plans to get back the money that he has spend by playing gambling. he tells her that he will never leave her for another women unless he finds exactly like her.
5. He had never felt like a millionaire before. Tea Cake spends the money buying a macaroni and chicken dinner for all his friends. He buys a guitar and pays the ugly women who show up not to come into his party. He and his friends feast all night long. One man tries to eat all the gizzards and livers, the best parts of the chicken. Tea Cake fights with the man, breaks his teeth and leaves.
6. Tea Cake and Janie finally are able to be more honest with one another. They shared the feelings of one another and explained what they felt about each other. So it was important for their relationship to have that bond of togetherness.
7. Janie was unsecured about tea cake as she had pervious experience of her friend annie tylor. She was not sure of their future and wanted to be on the safer side with this money.
8. The guitar is an important recurring motif. Tea Cake played an invisible guitar in his first meeting with Janie and now he buys a real one. Tea Cake uses the more subtle tool of music.
9. because people don't do nothing down there but make money and fun and foolishness.
10. After two unsuccessful marriages janie marries cup cake, yet after all her suffering, Janie is more in love with Tea Cake than before; she feels a complete, powerful, “self-crushing love.” Tea Cake has become a personification of all that she wants; her dreams and Tea Cake have become one and the same. Tea Cake has enabled Janie to begin her quest and, in the process, has become the goal of her quest