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pg 21 , As she counts down the anxious "few days to live before" marrying Logan Killicks, Janie wonders if she will ever learn to love him. She ultimately decides to console herself by choosing to believe what Nanny and other adults reassure her: that she will in fact grow to love Logan and be happy. In Nanny's house, Janie and Logan exchange vows in front of a lavish feast and party. The newlyweds then traveled to Logan's home and his "often-mentioned sixty acres" on his cart.

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pg. 46 This section goes to explain how Janie feels lonely and cold with how Joe and her are too busy dealing with the town to be like a family together. This brings up a major theme that one must spend time with family.

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pg. 38 This section describes the potential love interest between Hicks and Janie, and how this could grow to be an issue with Janie's current husband, Joe.

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pg. 43 This section describes how Joe is rather forceful with Janie, in the way that he doesn't really let her speak for herself. He also says how he married her so she could take care of the house, as tradition was back then.