Mules and Men | Part II, Chapter Four: Summary and Analysis
New Characters:
Father Joe Watson (“Frizzly Rooster”): a “two-headed” doctor of great power.
Mary Watson: the wife of the “Frizzly Rooster.”
Mrs. Murchison: a woman who comes to the “Frizzly Rooster” for counsel.
Summary
Zora becomes a pupil of Father Joe Watson and his wife Mary. Father Watson, the “Frizzly Rooster,” is proud of his ability to “read people,” or his ability to know a person as soon as he or she walks into a room. While studying, Zora learns that Mary Watson actually fears her husband and would leave him if she could but is...
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