Hurston uses the scenes on the front porch of Jody's store to reveal that

Janie thinks she is better than the townspeople

Janie feels resentful towards Jody

Jody wishes he were more like other people who live in the area

the townspeople are plotting against Jody

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15 December, 11:03

Hurston uses the scenes on the front porch of Jody's store to reveal that

Janie thinks she is better than the townspeople

Janie feels resentful towards Jody

Jody wishes he were more like other people who live in the area

the townspeople are plotting against Jody

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Sterling Marshall · Answer 1

This comes from the novel " Their Eyes Were Watching God" written by Zora Neale Hurston. It is the story about Janie's life. First, she marries Jody, who becomes a wealthy storeowner / politician in Eatonville and is very dominating towards Janie.

Question: Hurston uses the scenes on the front porch of Jody's store to reveal that

Answer: B. Janie feels resentful towards Jody

Hurston uses the scenes on the front porch of Jody's store to reveal thatJanie thinks she is better than the townspeopleJanie feels resentful towards JodyJody wishes he were more like other people who live in the areathe townspeople are plotting against Jody

Hurston uses the scenes on the front porch of Jody's store to reveal that

Janie thinks she is better than the townspeople

Janie feels resentful towards Jody

Jody wishes he were more like other people who live in the area

the townspeople are plotting against Jody