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Reread the first three sentences of lines 1-24. What do the images in these sentences imply about how Janie is feeling about the funeral?

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Reread the first three sentences of lines 1-24. What do the images in these sentences imply about how Janie is feeling about the funeral?

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In lines 1-24, Hurston’s syntax or sentence structure includes several fragments. How do these fragments affect meaning in this part of the text?

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In lines 1-24, Hurston’s syntax or sentence structure includes several fragments. How do these fragments affect meaning in this part of the text?

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 In lines 24-43, why might Hurston have chosen to personify lonesomeness?

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 In lines 24-43, why might Hurston have chosen to personify lonesomeness?

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Explain the metaphor of the “journey to the horizons” from lines 24-43.

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Explain the metaphor of the “journey to the horizons” from lines 24-43.

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Refer to lines 44-60. What did Nanny do to Janie’s horizon? Which word choices communicate the hatred Janie feels toward Nanny?

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Refer to lines 44-60. What did Nanny do to Janie’s horizon? Which word choices communicate the hatred Janie feels toward Nanny?

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In lines 44-60, how does Hurston use contrasts to reveal Janie’s emotions?

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In lines 44-60, how does Hurston use contrasts to reveal Janie’s emotions?

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Which images of light or goodness and darkness or evil does Hurston use in lines 61-69?

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Which images of light or goodness and darkness or evil does Hurston use in lines 61-69?

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What do the images of light in lines 61-69 imply about Janie’s character? Refer also to lines 57-60.

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What do the images of light in lines 61-69 imply about Janie’s character? Refer also to lines 57-60.

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What effect does the shift from line 69 to line 70 have on the meaning of this text?

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What effect does the shift from line 69 to line 70 have on the meaning of this text?

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Compare Janie’s attitude toward lonesomeness at the beginning of the excerpt to her attitude toward it at the end. Does her attitude change?

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Compare Janie’s attitude toward lonesomeness at the beginning of the excerpt to her attitude toward it at the end. Does her attitude change?

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How does Hurston use imagery of light and darkness, along with other figurative language elements, to help the reader understand Janie's character and the realizations she comes to in the time following her husband's death?

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How does Hurston use imagery of light and darkness, along with other figurative language elements, to help the reader understand Janie's character and the realizations she comes to in the time following her husband's death?

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Janie was free. She had no one to prove herself to and she could be who she wanted. Joe was her husband yes but they never clicked. She with him gone she could do what she wanted. These fragments that Huston uses, kinda expands or enhances those thoughts.