Objects & Places from The Black God's Drums

P. Djèlí Clark
This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 98 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.
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Objects & Places from The Black God's Drums

P. Djèlí Clark
This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 98 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.
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New Orleans

This setting symbolizes freedom and a melting pot of different cultures and attitudes.

Oya

This Goddess symbolizes the tremendous power and destructive capability of the weather and of mother nature.

Oshun

This Goddess symbolizes the power of water.

Jewel

This character symbolizes the bond between parent and child, as well as the lengths a parent will go to to protect a child.

Sha Rouj

This setting could be seen as a den of immorality by some, but for Creeper, it is like home, as her mother used to work there.

Midnight Robber

This vessel represents possibility and adventure to Creeper.

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This weapon represents the lengths men will go to in New Orleans to assert their ideology regarding race and power.

School

For Creeper, adults' insistence that she attend this institution is at first inconvenient and stifling, but she comes to accept it...

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