The Story of Mr. Jingles
The Green MileThe life and death of the remarkable mouse who becomes Delacroix's pet, is healed by Coffey, and later lives on as a symbol of enduring life.
increasing
Bearing strength in each event
decreasing
The Mouse Appears

A Mysterious Visitor
The First Sighting
The mouse appears on the Green Mile, checking cells like a guard. Brutal names him Steamboat Willy. The mouse shows no fear and accepts food from the regular guards but not from floaters.
Percy's Attempts
Percy tries to kill the mouse, but it always escapes. The mouse seems to know when Percy is off duty.
A Pet for Delacroix
When Delacroix arrives, the mouse gravitates to him. Delacroix names him Mr. Jingles and trains him. The mouse becomes a fixture on the block.
The Spool Trick

A Circus Mouse
Learning the Trick
Delacroix teaches Mr. Jingles to fetch a colored spool. The mouse rolls it back with his nose or paws. The guards are amazed.
The Peppermint Candy
Mr. Jingles also learns to eat peppermint candies, holding them in his paws. Delacroix is proud. The mouse brings joy to the grim cellblock.
The Colored Spool
Harry Terwilliger gives Delacroix crayons to color the spool. It becomes red, green, and yellow. The spool is Mr. Jingles's prized possession.
Healed by Coffey

Resurrection
Percy Stomps the Mouse
Percy crushes Mr. Jingles under his boot. The mouse is dying. Delacroix screams.
Coffey's Intervention
John Coffey takes the mouse and heals it. The mouse's broken bones mend. Black insects fly from Coffey's mouth.
A Second Chance
Mr. Jingles survives, though he limps. He continues to perform tricks until Delacroix's execution. After that, he disappears.
Mr. Jingles in the Present

The Last Survivor
Paul Finds Him
Decades later, Paul discovers Mr. Jingles living in a shed near the nursing home. The mouse is ancient, gray, and lame, but still alive.
The Spool Again
Paul brings a colored spool, and Mr. Jingles still chases it, though slowly. The mouse remembers.
Death
Brad Dolan startles them, and Mr. Jingles dies of a heart attack. Paul buries him. The mouse's long life is a testament to Coffey's power.
Summer 1932
August-October 1932
Night of October 24, 1932
1990s, at Georgia Pines