Their Eyes Were Watching God Chapter 5

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What is Janie's 'place' according to Joe in Chapter 5?

Back

In the home.

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What does Joe compare Janie and/or women to?

Back

Children, kids, animals, cows, chickens.

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What is the name of the town Janie and Joe moved to?

Back

Eatonville.

Front

What did Joe Starks plan to do with the 200 acres of land he purchased?

Back

Open a store and post office.

Front

Why do some residents of Eatonville begin to resent Jody?

Back

He's grown rich off of them and lives in a big house.

Front

What role does gender play in Janie's relationship with Joe?

Back

Joe's view of gender roles confines Janie to domestic duties.

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How does Joe's wealth affect his relationship with the community?

Back

It creates resentment among residents who feel exploited.

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What is the significance of Eatonville in the novel?

Back

Eatonville represents a place of African American autonomy and community.

Front

How does Janie's character evolve in Chapter 5?

Back

She begins to feel the constraints of her marriage and societal expectations.

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What does Joe's character reveal about power dynamics in relationships?

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Joe's need for control highlights toxic masculinity and oppression.