Janie learned to shoot quite well with practice and guidance from Tea Cake. Initially feeling hesitant, she eventually gained confidence and skill in handling a gun, showing her growth and independence as a character.
Tea Cake teaches Janie how to shoot a rifle and how to fish effectively. Janie becomes a proficient student in these activities, showcasing her willingness to learn and adapt to new experiences.
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Tea Cake teaches Janie how to shoot a rifle for sport and how to play checkers for leisure.
He tries to shoot Janie because he is convinced that she is cheating on him with Mrs. Turner's brother. She realizes that he is no longer her lover but someone who is taken by disease. Janie shoots Tea Cake to protect herself.
The theme of "What Janie Found" can be seen as the importance of family, trust, and forgiveness. The story explores how Janie's relationship with her grandmother strengthens as they work through their misunderstandings and learn to trust each other. Through forgiveness, they find healing and a deeper connection.
Janie learns from Pheoby that the townspeople have been gossiping about her and Tea Cake, assuming that their marriage was just a way for Tea Cake to take advantage of her. Pheoby reassures Janie that true love is rare and they should not worry about what others say.
well first yuu will have to learn how to dribble shoot and run with the ball in ur posseson
From her dad when she was little
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Yes you can, that is what they were made for. And like any other gun it takes practice to learn how your gun shoots
It depends on who Janie is.
Janie Taylor's birth name is Janie Claire Taylor.