A nickname for a native or inhabitant of New England, or, more widely, of the northern States generally.

The first event that led Johnny to believe Owen Meany might be an instrument of God.

The name of the town where Johnny and Owen grow up.

Tabby's red dress could be a subtle nod to this book that uses a red letter A to bring public shame to a woman.

Someone who is a violent person, especially one involved in crime.

The type of Angel does Owen see in Tabby's room.

Owen's family business specializes in what type of rock, commonly found in cemeteries.

Chief Watahantowet's armless totem might represent this motif in the story:

Indigenous chiefs were referred to as this in New England.

Owen plays this fitting role in the Christmas Pageant.

Owen is described as being the colour of this morbid item:

Hester is a unique character that comes in and out of the story and interacts in interesting ways with both Johnny and Owen. This might be to emphasize a theme of:

A person that attends this member church of the worldwide Anglican Communion is referred as this.

Owen is representative of faith, but he HATES this form of Christianity:Owen is representative of faith, but he HATES this form of Christianity:

The name of the student newspaper at Gravesend Academy:

This item's meaning changes when quite violent alterations occur to it.This item's meaning changes when quite violent alterations occur to it.

When one lowers their body briefly by bending one knee to the ground, typically in worship or as a sign of respect.

There are two Reverends that John and Owen know in Gravesend. Which one does John like and why?

During Owen's Christmas Carol performance, he sees something that frightens him. This specific part of it terrifies him:

Owen Meany is repeatedly demonstrated as an instrument of miracles. His character is used to draw attention to this specific theme: