This female figure has an affair with Nel’s husband

“How come you did it, Sula?”

Bad Occurrences are a result of a change in this atmospheric condition.

“Selfish. Ain’t no woman got no business for floutin’…”

This character removed feces from her child’s impacted bowel in order to save his life.

After reflecting upon Chicken Little’s funeral, this character feels immense guilt.

- “You’ve changed too. I didn’t used to have to explain everything to you.”

What shape does sorrow take when Nel screams out to Sula?

“When all the young girls have slept with their old drunken uncles;…"

Shadrack is responsible for instating this yearly celebration

What is name of the home that Eva is admitted to by Sula?

Don’t’ you say hello to nobody when you ain’t seen them for ten years?”

What avian breed signaled Sula’s reentry into the bottom?

“The little yam-breasted shuddering birds were everywhere…

This character’s imagination was murdered by her mother.

After Sula goes to college, Nel becomes a member of

“Yes. Plum too. He had all that army insurance.”

“Any of it left?”

When Nel is referred to as a member of the town, she is compared to what living creature?

“Tell me how you killed that little boy.”

“What? What little boy?”

This character works at the Hotel Medallion.

500- What is the name of the “rambunctious whore” who dies towards the end of the novel?
Who is China?

“Cocksucker!”

This fluffy reminder stays with Nel until she moves past her resentment of Sula.

“All that time, all the times I thought I was missing…"

Rochelle’s smell is similar to that of this flowering plant.