Chapter 7 Flashcard - Their Eyes Were Watching God

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What does Jody's physical abuse of Janie represent in Chapter 7?

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It is a last resort to exert control over Janie.

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What effect does the marriage to Jody have on Janie's spirit?

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It takes 'all the fight out of' Janie's face.

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What physical abilities does Jody lose as he ages in Chapter 7?

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He loses the ability to sit and walk.

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What does Jody prioritize in his relationship with Janie?

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His desire for control and power.

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What does Sam Watson's comment about 'playing de dozens' refer to?

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The intensity of Janie and Jody trading insults.

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How does Jody's upbringing influence his behavior towards Janie?

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It reflects his upbringing in the misogynistic south.

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What is the significance of Janie's struggle to ignore her emotions?

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It highlights the emotional toll of her marriage to Jody.

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What does Jody's aging symbolize in the context of his relationship with Janie?

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It symbolizes the decline of his control and power.

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How does the community view Jody's treatment of Janie?

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They may see it as a reflection of societal norms regarding masculinity.

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What does Janie's loss of 'fight' indicate about her character development?

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It indicates her struggle and eventual desire for independence.