Put The Jilting of Granny Weatherall back in order
Seven beats from our edition of The Jilting of Granny Weatherall by Katherine Anne Porter, shuffled. Drag them, or use the arrows, until the story runs straight. No account, no streak to lose.
This one is set for Thursday, 15 October 2026, so you are early. Play today's instead.
::Refusing to be sickGranny Weatherall scolds Doctor Harry and insists she is fine as he examines her.The sickbed
::Cornelia’s careShe resents her daughter Cornelia’s attention and suspects the family of whispering about her.Irritation
::A life of workShe recalls raising her children and working the farm largely on her own after her husband John died young.Memories
::George never cameA buried memory rises: sixty years ago, dressed for her wedding, she waited for a man named George who never came.The wound
::Calling for HapsyPast and present blur as she longs for her daughter Hapsy and pictures her holding a baby.Drifting
::Father ConnollyCornelia weeps, the priest arrives, and Granny realizes she is dying and is not ready.The last rites
::No signShe begs God for a sign, feels jilted a second time, and blows out the light.The end