She spends three years living with the fisherman Felton after that husband is dragged to death by a horse.
This character visits the voodoo woman Madame Gautier after having recurring dreams predicting the death of her husband. She spends three years living with the fisherman Felton after that husband is dragged to death by a horse. She tells Albert Cluveau that a Chariot of Hell will come for him after he shoots her schoolteacher brother. This character's abortive exodus to Ohio with her brother Ned is recounted in the volume "The War Years," which joins "Reconstruction," "The Plantation," and "The Quarters" to make up the novel she appears in. She changes her name from Ticey at the suggestion of the Union soldier Corporal Brown. She tells her story to a collector of oral histories, ending with her leading a Civil Rights march on Bayonne Louisiana and beginning with the Emancipation Proclamation. For 10 points, name this character whose "autobiography" is related in a novel by Ernest Gaines.
This character visits the voodoo woman Madame Gautier after having recurring dreams predicting the death of her husband.
{Miss Jane Pittman} [accept either]