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    a lot to them‚ they might just have to lose everything else they have. In Their Eyes Were Watching God‚ by Zora Neale Hurston‚ this quote rings true. Hurston shows that by using symbolism and a bit of irony throughout the story. As a young woman‚ Janie wanted love‚ true love. In the beginning of the novel and Janie ’s journey‚ she is under a blossoming pear tree where she spends most of her days. She is watching the bees fly to the blossoms‚ when she has an epiphany. “So this was a marriage! She

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    In Their Eyes Were Watching God‚ by Zora Neale Hurston‚ the tree symbolises Janie’s ideal future and how she pictures her future relationships with Logan Killlicks‚ Jody Starks‚ and Tea Cake. First‚ Janie realizes Logan Killicks is not her ideal pear tree. In addition‚ Janie also realizes the same about Jody starks. Lastly‚ Janie finally found her pear tree but is it too late. Opponents would argue the symbolism would be Janie’s hair because her hair represents independence‚ but once she got to the

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    In 1937‚ Zora Neale Hurston‚ author of Their Eyes Were Watching God writes about an African American woman named Janie Crawford who is in search of her inner self. While maturing‚ she develops more sexual desires which led to her three marriages. In The Kiss of Memory‚ Tracy L. Bealer talks about how love can be so many things and can be a struggle for Janie from her three very different marriages. Developing sexual desires made Nanny realize that a new life should be put ahead of Janie. Nanny then

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    Every person has ideas and opinions‚ and to communicate these thoughts‚ he uses his voice. Sometimes a person’s voice is encouraged and respected‚ but other times his voice is restricted or silenced. In Their Eyes Were Watching God‚ Zora Neale Hurston demonstrates that different factors can affect a person’s decision to use his voice by depicting the relationships Janie Crawford experiences. Janie’s caretaker as she grows up is Nanny‚ her grandmother who believes she knows what is best for Janie

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    There are two types of relationships in life‚ symbiotic and non-symbiotic. Happiness usually comes from symbiotic relationships and the latter comes from non-symbiotic ones. Zora Neale Hurston explores these ideas in her 1937 novel‚ There Eyes Were Watching God. The novel explores a story of a fair-skinned African American woman‚ Janie Crawford‚ and her evolving selfhood‚ confidence and independence through three marriages in which she experiences trials and finds her purpose. More complex than just

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    deep brown eyes that looked like leaves in autumn falling through the sky. When he approached the old man’s porch‚ he was greeted with great unpleasantness. He then said to Mr Wilson “Sir I have to interview a neighbor for an assignment and you’re the only person who lives by me for miles can you help me out please”. He begged and pleaded with Mr. Wilson until he was finally accepted into Mr. Wilson’s home. His house was forbidding with candles being the only light source‚ there were spider webs

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    Dialectical Journal Passage from the text | Pg #s | Reflection | "Now‚ women forget all those things they don’t want to remember‚ and remember everything they don’t want to forget." | Pg 1 | The narrator has drawn a distinct line between men and women. Perhaps this foreshadows a theme of "the role of women in a man’s world". Also in order to have that kind of perspective‚ I believe the narrator has to be a woman otherwise the narrator could not be that precise about how a woman thinks. | “There

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    Throughout literature minor characters often serve a purpose to show the major characters greatest strengths and weaknesses. In Zora Neale Hurston’s Their Eyes Were Watching God‚ Jody’s role in Janie’s life serves a purpose to highlight her strengths and weaknesses. Hurston includes Jody in her novel to show one phase of Janie’s life where she seeks love and a voice within society. Jody‚ in turn‚ shows Janie’s ability to find her own voice and internal power but highlights Janie’s weakness in

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    In Zora Neale Hurston’s Their Eyes Were Watching God‚ we hear a story of a beautiful woman‚ Janie. Janie‚ as a child‚ is introduced to an idea of love and ever since wishes for romance. As she grows older‚ Janie runs into difficulties due to her gender. She ends up marrying two men‚ Logan and Joe‚ who continues to control Janie. After meeting Tea Cake‚ on the other hand‚ Janie is able to reach freedom. Janie wanted to reach her love‚ the dream‚ the horizon. In the process‚ Janie experiences oppression

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    My piano teacher once told me to first accept myself for who I am in order for others to accept me. If I did not first accept myself‚ why should others accept me? In Hurston’s Their Eyes Were Watching God‚ Janie strives to find happiness by living her life the way others want her to live it‚ but she misses the most important factor‚ so she is never truly happy. Janie feels empty‚ and constantly strives to find a way to fill that void. Towards the end of the novel‚ however‚ Janie realizes the key

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