Final answer:
During the confused fight in the restaurant in 'Their Eyes Were Watching God', Mrs. Turner is mentioned as possibly showing the inclination to fight. Still, after being pacified, she and the mulatto staggered away from the chaos.
Step-by-step explanation:
In the novel Their Eyes Were Watching God, Mrs. Turner is caught up in a melee in the restaurant. It is briefly mentioned that the mulatto, which could refer to Mrs. Turner or someone else, may have been inclined to fight and to take the woman Wolfe with them, but they were pacified and eventually staggered away from the scene.
The context of this event is surrounding the themes of self-actualization and expression that are central to Zora Neale Hurston's work. Although she did not focus on overt political or racial themes like her contemporaries, Hurston explored African-American culture and the inner struggles of her characters, leading to moments of great tension and climax, such as the confused fight in the restaurant.