The thing I liked the most about this story is it let your imagination run free. ... An example of an external conflict would be that the Pervin family lost their home and their horse-dealing business fell through which causes Mabel and her brothers to try and find a new place to live. ...
I had to train Codin to take care of his business outside the house and I always make sure he is well groomed and free of flees. ... It was very hard and depressing to have to leave her there every night, but I always looked forward to getting home to Codin. ... I adore Codin and look forward to leaving work and going home to him because I know how much he loves it when I get home. Nobody at home receives me the way he does. He is a loyal friend that forgives me for leaving him home alone all day. ...
While in the new town Jody makes intelligent business decisions and brings money into the town and soon after becomes the mayor of the town. ... At Jody's funeral, Janie kept a straight face but was feeling free on the inside. ... (pg. 157) Janie and Tea Cake return to their home to continue their near perfect life. ...
