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Fact#1- Zora was a writer and a

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fact 1-Zora was a world renowned writer and anthropologist, she was to talented she did a lot of things. Fact 2-She was born in Notasulga, Alabama in January 7,1891.Fact 3-Her father became one of the first mayors they went through a lot including slavery. Fact 4-in 1925 she received a scholarship to Barnard college and graduated. Fact 5-She was not only a writer but she also dedicated her life to educating others to know the history  about the arts. Fact 6-She attended Howard University and earned a associate degree.

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Fact 2:HUrtson was awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship for travelling and collecting folklore in Haiti in 1963 . Also the British West Indies

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Fact 2:HUrtson was awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship for travelling and collecting folklore in Haiti in 1963 . Also the British West Indies

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I can conclude that Zora was a very determined and smart person. Due to the time period that she lived in, by being a black person you had to work twice as hard as people with privilege. So she got to the place where she is right now all by herself.

This fact would influence her writing because she could connect her personal experiences on her writing. She set goals for herself and achieved them. Zora wants her readers to gain knowledge after reading her writing

https://www.notablebiographies.com/Ho-Jo/Hurston-Zora-Neale.html#:~:text=African%20American%20author%20and%20folklorist.%20Folklorist%20and%20novelist,charted%20a%20young%20African%20American%20woman%27s%20personal%20journey.

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Fact 1: Zora Hurtson's mom died when she was 9 years old. Her father remarried after her mom died. The relationship between her stepmother rapidly declined. She missed the warm and loving atmosphere that she had grown up in.

I can conclude that Zora grew up to be very independent with herself . Her lack of a good relationship with her father and stepmother never made her rely on them. So we could tell that Zora mostly did everything by herself without the help of others.

This fact would influence her writing because the atmosphere where you grow up shapes a person. Since she really didn't have the chance to grow up and be child she went straight to hustling. So all her life was just her being hardworking and showing the true realities.

https://www.notablebiographies.com/Ho-Jo/Hurston-Zora-Neale.html#:~:text=African%20American%20author%20and%20folklorist.%20Folklorist%20and%20novelist,charted%20a%20young%20African%20American%20woman%27s%20personal%20journey.

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Fact #1 - Zora Hurston was born in Eatonville , Florida . I found this piece of information in paragraph 2 of ' How it feels to be colored me .' Based off of my background knowledge of Eatonville , I can infer that Zora grew up in an all black community , which concludes that most of her writing is based on how she was taught in Eatonville . This fact influences her writing by expressing her background past in her writing , which is very inspiring. - Omar Gonzalez 

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Fact #1 - Zora Hurston was born in Eatonville , Florida . I found this piece of information in paragraph 2 of ' How it feels to be colored me .' Based off of my background knowledge of Eatonville , I can infer that Zora grew up in an all black community , which concludes that most of her writing is based on how she was taught in Eatonville . This fact influences her writing by expressing her background past in her writing , which is very inspiring. - Omar Gonzalez 

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On January 28, 1960 Zora suffered of hypertensive heart disease and died in the St. Lucie county welfare home. 1. Zora Hurston was born on January 7, 1981 and was the 5th of 8 children to mother Lucy Hurston and father John Hurston. 2. When Zora was a toddler her and her family moved to Eatonville, Florida. 3. In 1921, Zora published her first story, "John Redding goes to sea" in Stylus. 4. In January 1935, Zora began to study for a Ph.D in anthropology at Colombia University on a fellowship from the Rosenwald Foundation. 5. In May 1956, Zora received an award for "Education and human relations" at Bethune-Cookman College. 6. On January 28, 1960 Zora suffered of hypertensive heart disease and died in the St. Lucie county welfare home.

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FACT 1 : Zora became a wardrobe in her early teens in a Gilbert and Sullivan Company , so she could
enroll to the Morgan Academy in Baltimore, Maryland, in 1917 . She had graduated and a year later went to Howard University, she got a scholarship from there which helped her transfer to Barnard College.

All of that shows us how outgoing Zora is and how she accomplishes everything she does. She went to many different colleges, and got a lot of scholarships. That shows how great of a person and hardworking Zora is.

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Fact 3: Hurston was born in Eatonville, Florida, which was an all black town.

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Fact 3: Hurston was born in Eatonville, Florida, which was an all black town.

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I can conclude that Hurston grew up believing that black people were like outcasts because they were segregated from everyone else.

This influenced her writing in a way where she inspires other people to accomplish great things despise difficult circumstance. By sharing her experiences of racism she can educate others
https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/zora-neale-hurston-is-born

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Fact 3 : Zora's father became one of the first mayors both of them went through hard situations and by that I mean slavery and also discrimination .

Fact 4: On 1925 Zora graduated it and received a scholarship that helped her a lot during her journey .

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Fact 5: she attended to Howard University and earned a associate degree in 1920 , later on in 1921 she had the opportunity to published her first book named " John redding goes to the sea " .

Fact 6 : Zora Neale Hurston is being described as a very politically outspoken and has been called "America's favorite black conservative ".

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On September 1917-June 1918 she attended it to Morgan Academy in Baltimore and she also completed it her high school career there . Fact 2

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Zora Hurston was born in January 7, 1891 in Notasulga , Alabama . Zora was the fifth of eight children to John Hurston . fact 1

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"Ships at a distance have every man's wish on board " This quote emphasizes the fulfillment of dreams that is influenced by the waves of life which can be negative and positive but at the end of the day it makes us better .

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On pg.2 the author described that the men "noticed her firm buttocks" and "her pugnacious breasts" making the women jealous of Jamie. Mrs. Sumpkins began to badmouth Jamie and was mad just because "she didn't stop and tell [her] all her business". This sheds light on the fact that although the people know nothing about Jamie, they still found things to hate about her through their jealousy.

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"'Aw, Aw! Ah'm colored!'" "Us lived dere havin' fun till de chillum at school got to teasin' me 'bout livin' in de white folks' back-yard." Before this quote, Zora characterizes Janie as a playful child with white children in a white family. She evoked how clueless Janie was about seeing herself in a picture and how her cluelessness made "her" white family laugh. This picture depicts the smallest of details by showing that the family finds it funny that Janie has been confused her whole life as she believed she was "white" like them. Lastly, this proves the racial conflict Hurston provides to make the reader connect with the story.

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On page 3, the townspeople were talking among them and pheoby says "nobody don't know if its anything to tell or not. Me, Ah'm her best friend, and Ah don't know". Pheoby is her bestfriend and even though she doesn't know anything about why she left, she isn't quick to judge like the others. Pheoby lets her have her secrets or doesn't question her because if Janie wanted Pheoby to know something she would speak up. Because of this quote we can tell what type of friend Pheoby is. She is the type of friend that has an open mind and is understanding.

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In chapter 1 page  2 someone says "What she doin coming back here in dem overalls? Can't she find no dress to put on?" The townspeople were criticizing her in many ways including her way of dressing. This quote is important because it shows the culture and expectations the town has on women. Since they want them to dress and act a certain way.

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In "Their eyes were watching God", Zora Neale Hurtson uses dialogue and personification to describe the judgment from the townspeople to Janie. As Janie heads home, the townspeople are all outside looking at her as "words walk without masters". When it says "words walking without masters", it conveys how the townspeople began to spill out words about her as she walks by.

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" What dat forty year ole 'oman doin' wid her hair swinging down her back lak some young girl?". Before this quote the townspeople criticize her for coming back to Eatonville alone. They judge her for a simple thing as having her hair down because at that time there were certain ways a woman of an older age would dress. A woman is held up to certain expectations and once they don't meet them, it causes
backlash and inappropriate assumptions.

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In chapter 2, Janie's backstory was being told. When she was young, she was raised by her grandmother in a house out in the backyard of the white people she worked for. Janie said "Ah didn't know I wuzn't white till Ah was round six years old". Janie's unawareness of race lead her believe that she was the same as the white kids she played with. Reality hit hard at the age of 6 for Janie as she started to see differences in herself compared to others externally. After discovering she was colored, her life changed. She was treated differently in school and bullied because she was colored. This shows that equality back then did not exist due to the inferior belief white people had of colored people. People can be treated differently because of how the look and not who they are truly. Racism divides people, making the world unjust and biased.

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"Seeing the woman as she was made them remember the envy they had stored up from other times...Words walking without masters; walking altogether like harmony in a song."

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When Janie and Pheoby talk amongst themselves they say that that "an envious heart makes a treacherous ear." Showing how they don't let the words of others get to them. That the townspeople are only judging because they are jealous.

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When Pearl Stone was talking about Janie she mentioned that "She act like we done done something to her" which demonstrates how people believe that Janie is a bad person for distancing herself from them but that isn't the case. The people that don't know Janie that well think that she is "weird" or someone not worth talking to. -Gustavo S.

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"...the porch pelting her back with unasked questions" This quote is stated in reference to Janie's personal life. After this sentence the next one that comes talks about how the townspeople want answers from Janie that hopefully reveal something bad has happened to her. The people in town feel entitled to know more about Janie and will stop at nothing to get such information. The quote depicts the lengths these people are willing to go in order to put Janie down and as such showcases the conflicting relationship between the townspeople and Janie.

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Pg 25

“Janie’s first dream was dead, so she became a woman". The author is talking about how Janie feels about her new chapter in life. This is important because it reveals Janie’s reasoning and gives the reader more back ground information on why she does what she does and goes with Tea Cake

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(Ch.2 Pg.44) Janie's grandmother is giving Janie a talking to after catching her kiss a boy outside the house. “Yeah, Janie, youse got yo’ womanhood on yuh. So Ah mout ez well tell yuh whut Ah been savin’ up for uh spell. Ah wants to see you married right away.”
This dialogue reveals how Janie's grandmother is quick to take her childhood away from her because she kissed a boy, something only "women" do. Her grandmother is pressuring her into matrimony when she is only a child because she wants her to be protected, implying that only a man can provide safety.

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In chapter 2“Den dey all laughed real hard. But before Ah seen de picture Ah thought Ah wuz just like de rest." In this quote Janie recalls a certain crucial moment when she was being teased at because she was different. Even though she thought she was the same as everyone, she was still being laughed at. But she then realized it was because she's a "colored" girl living in a white persons backyard.

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In chapter 1 "Seeing the woman as she was made them remember the envy they had stored up from other times." This quote reveals how ladies weren't allow to show/express thoughts and were instead insisted to bottle it up on the back of their minds .

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Chapter 1 page 3
"you mean, you mad 'cause she didn't stop and tell us all her business." This quote show that they want to know every single detail that happens in Janie's life, the moment they don't know anything from her life is when they continue to judge her. Then again they judge her no matter what.

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In page 2, the town people wasted no time into criticizing Janie's reappearance; Hurston remarks that "They made burning statements with questions, and killing tools out of laughs."  This metaphor describes the cruel gossip the town people were having, and their criticism could result into hurting Janie's feelings if she were to be listening to their conversation. Their criticism portrays a sense of jealousy and their negative comments determines the way they feel towards Janie.

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Chapter 1 page 1
"Ships at a distance have every man's wish on board." This quote mentions that the narrator speaks about their fate and this quote describes Janie's life is compared to waves the ups and downs of life.

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in chapter 2- "Janie protest.and Nanny recounts to her the hardships that she has experienced". In this quote it shows how Nanny wants to Janie to realize how important is to work for something. Because Nanny doesn't want Janie to become a slave like her.

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In chapter 2 Hurston uses the phrase “He looks like some ole school head in de graveyard” to me this sounds like how a child would describe it old person or an older looking person. Like their imagination which is referred to old people as death so they were just called him a school in a graveyard. I left edit when I first heard it but I also painted a bigger picture but I laughed. It is that she is scared of him so she obviously feels that he is actually a skull in the graveyard so that was pretty cool.

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Chapter 2 page 8 "Mah grandma raised me. Mah grandma and de white folks" the quote is really important because before black and white was a weird thing too see. Later on they criticize her for that "teasing me 'bout livin' in de white folks' back-yard" she doesn't understand that she was black in back yard of white folks.

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Chapter 1 pg 1 "Words walking without masters; walking altogether like harmony in a song." This quote argues how these people are all joining together to judge the poor girl like if they can't just let her live her life free of judgment.

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"You know, honey, us colored folks is branches without roots and makes things come round in queer ways." After this quote Nanny talks about the hardships she had to endure, how she was born in slavery and could not dream. Nanny did not want to do the things she did because she wanted but because she had to. This quote conveys how black people had to suffer far too much, and had to do things for the sake of surviving. Nanny called them branches without roots because no tree can survive without roots, yet they still survived despite that.

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"have some sympathy fuh me. put me down easy, Janie, Ah'm a cracked plate." this quote shows the bruises and scars that Janie's grandma went through to just give her a better life. she's been torn to pieces never to be fixed together just to get barely anything in return. this just reveals how hard people of color have to work and they barley get anything in return.

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"He ought to box her jaws!". Before this quote Joe got bothered by Janie's unappreciative attitude towards his efforts of making her sit and forget about the worlds problems. This quote shows Joes violent nature and thought process. He never once considered if Janie wanted him to build a highchair for her, he just went ahead and did it because Janie is is wife,  and he does whatever is "best" for her. When he feels she doesn't appreciate his work, he starts to resent her and finds ways to attack her position.

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“He wanted her submission and he’d keep on fighting until he felt he had it.” Before this quote, Joe and Janie begin arguing about legitimately nothing and continues this problematic conversation throughout the chapter. This quote is important because it shows how Joe feels and how he wants to end Janie through “submission.” It additionally reveals Joe’s sense of aggression towards Janie and how it can impact Janie.

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“Janie stood where he left her for unmeasured time and thought….It was her image of Jody tumbled down and shattered.” Before this quote, Janie is cooking in the kitchen, and Joe comes home to “look forward” to his dinner from all else, but when he notices the food, he goes absurd and slaps Janie. This specific quote is important because it shows that Janie was shaken and traumatized by the hard slap. Adding to this slap, Janie seems confused towards Joe, as she doesn’t see him capable of this. She is hinting at the shattered image of Joe after the incident.

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“She was saving up her feelings for some man she had never seen.” Before this quote, Janie finally realizes that her and Joe were not destined to be together as they are too different. She still hoped for the perfect love. This quote is important because it foreshadows how Janie will probably meet the person she had yearning all her life.

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Janie was slapped by her husband, Joe. It wasn't the first time she felt out of love with Joe, but the fact that he hit her brought some sense into Janie's head. "She had an inside and an outside now and suddenly she knew how not to mix them." Now, Janie was finally able to differentiate Ms. Starks and Janie. Although they are the same person, different personas are shown to different people. She can be herself with her best friend Pheoby, and then be Ms. Starks to the rest of the town. The delusion of love had her going, but like all thigs, came to an end.

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"the years took all the fight out of Janie's face. for a while she through it was gone from her soul". this quote reveals how being a women was physically exhausting and draining. she was losing herself just by existing. And once again shows how women are judged during this time. other than focusing on her hard work we are brought to focus on her face.

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“She had learned how to talk some and leave some. She was a rut in the road. Plenty of life beneath the surface but it kept beaten down by the wheels.” This quote begins Chapter 7 by expresses Janie’s mind and expands a little on the ideas it floats around. It’s speaking back to the relevance of Janie’s mistreatment and experiences. This quote denotes Janie’s hard skin towards her past experiences and how strong she is becoming from them.

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The quote “as if he didn’t want her to stay young as he grew old” talks about how Joe commented on janies appearance so people wouldn't pat attention to his. This shows that joe was so eager to be superior and he has a strong ego. He humiliated Janie just for him to feel better which shows the type of person he is.

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The quote "Then one day she sat down and watched the shadow of herself going about tending, and prostrating itself before Jody" While she is just sitting under the tree she thinks summertime as a isolation and it was the fist time it happened so it was like a getaway because it restore faith into her -Kevin D.

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It was another day at the store for Janie. She was asked to cut a piece of tobacco but she could never cut it right with the knife. Joe was furious and corrected Janie in front of everyone. He said, "Don't stand dere rollin' yo' rump hangin nearly to yo' knees!". The wording gave off this type of criticism and superiority people used to believe in back then. Over time, it has become known as sexual objectification. While reprimanding her, Joe insulted her and stripped Janie of her title of woman. She was a mere worker for Joe at the store and Joe only liked her because of her looks. When Janie grew older, Joe saw the beauty he married change as time passed by. He no longer felt the same way and lost interest in her as a kid looses interest in a toy.

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" Janie had robbed him of his illusion of irresistible maleness that all men cherish, which was terrible ". Before this quote Jody insults Janie's appearance and work. This quote reveals that Joe's pride is crushed. Janie had the right to speak her mind after being insulted. She had already lost her title of woman in Joes eyes , to become an object of everyone's jealousy.

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The quote “let down her plentiful hair” talks about jane letting down her hair down after joe dies. He always told her what to do, what not to do and treated her like a puppet. As soon as he dies she decides to show her beauty but its a shame she had to put up with joe this whole time.

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“The weight, the length, the glory was there.” Before this, Janie had always kept her hair because she was following Joe’s command about having her hair up. When Janie let her hair free, she was letting herself be free too. Janie was no longer restricted by a man’s word, she could finally do what she wanted.

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The quote “nor did the things of death reach inside to disturb her calm” is referring to joe's death. His death didn't really make her sad. She wasn't suffering. She just attended the funeral. This reveals how his character really had an impact on her. Her life didn't turn out how she expected when she ran away with Joe starks.

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"The young girl was gone, but a handsome woman had taken her place". Before this quote her husband was sick and because of his liver soon died, leaving Janie a widow. This quote shows that Janie has matured form the naïve little girl to a woman that understands the world. She no longer is tied and held back by her husband, she can decide what she wants to do. She was unappreciated by those around her, now that she isn't held back she realizes she is beautiful and powerful.

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Janie was thinking back to her family and who she really was. Her grandmother and mother lingered in Janie's mind like the aftertaste of her sweetest memories. All her experiences were used to challenge Janie to see if she herself could be the one to free her. Then, it all came to her. "But she had been whipped like a cur dog, and run off down a back road after things." Those things she mentioned were experiences. Unpleasant ones at that. Also, Janie referring to herself as a cur dog was basically Janie calling herself an unattractive, good for nothing mutt. This was Janie thinking in the perspective other people; such as Joe, thought of her. She understood who she was to herself and who she was to others.

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“But she had been set in the market-place to sell.” After these words of comparing herself to a jewel that was sold off, Janie described herself as a jewel that tried to shine even after being beaten by life. The quote was telling us how Janie had given away her youth and shine at a very young age because others had forced her too, like vendors at a market selling off goods.

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"Tain't dat Ah worries over Joe's death, Pheoby. Ah jus' love dis freedom" here we see how Janie still struggles with the complexity of lust and love and how she hasn't found the difference> is she really in love with joe or was she only with him for what he provided. yet another example of Janie still being simple minded and not releasing who she lost but is entertained by everything she just gained.

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"Such a waste of life and time. But Joe kept saying that she could do it if she wanted to and he wanted her to use her privileges. That was the rock she was battered against."  | She is lost against the calculations in the store of how they keep adding unnecessary #’s for it’s like challenging her knowledge. She is somewhat regretting yet not because she is with the one who cares for her.

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She wasn’t petal open anymore with him. She was twenty-four and seven years married when she knew." Daisy was a girl of free girl who says what’s what. She just learned a new part of life. As times goes by, the spirit of marriage leaves and destroys the respect. As long as it is for benefits and not true feelings There will be a time when we’ll learn a new part of life that brings real changes in a person’s life that changes the point of view.

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The great one who lived in the straight house like a platform without sides to it, and without a roof. What need has Death for a cover, and what winds can blow against him? He stands in his high house that overlooks the world." She is probably scared of the afterwards the reasons for a mistake that brings worse outcomes than wanted. She isn’t ready of the time where she has no rights to have an opinion because it don’t concern her no more for her body no longer belongs to her.

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“You done hurt mah heart, now you come wid uh lie tuh bruise mah ears! Turn go mah hands!” Janie seethed. But Tea Cake never let go. They wrestled on until they were doped with their own fumes and emanations; till their clothes had been torn away; till he hurled her to the floor and held her there melting her resistance with the heat of his body – pg 180  | Janie find tea cake talking with nunkie, gets mad and starts a fight with tea cake. She even tried to catch nunkie but couldn’t get to her in time. | It reveals that either Janie was having a bad day or she just doesn’t like tea cake at the moment and shes mad at him because he loves him a lot- Hailey

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Pg 25
“Janie’s first dream was dead, so she became a woman

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Pg 25
“Janie’s first dream was dead, so she became a woman

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Janie tries to think of Tea cake as any other man ,but she couldn’t and thought about where he could be with. "he’s hangin’ round some jook or ‘nother .Glad ah treated him cold. Whut do ah want wid some trashy out de streets? Bet hes livin’ wid some woman or ‘nother and takin’ me for uh fool” This quote reveals that Janie does not realize she is jealous about Ta cake not coming home, because she thinks he is cheating on her.

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Chapter 16 Pg 140

“but when she happened to drop in and catch Janie alone, she’d spend hours chatting  away. Her disfavorite subject was Negroes” Tea Cake and Janie are in Mrs. Turner’s house and Mrs. Turner and Janie talk about different things like money, husbands, etc. This quote reveals that Mrs. Turner does not want to be like all the other “Negroes” and wants better for herself. She doesn’t like being associated with negroes because she was happy with herself and her appearance.

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“Dey figger he’s spendin’ on her now in order tuh make her spend on him later”  (Ch.12, page 111)
Tea Cake and Janie have been going out to several places “day after day and week after week”, and the townspeople are foreshadowing the later effects of it. They envy Janie and think Tea Cake is just using her while she falls in love with him.
After Janie’s husband's death, Janie was quick to find a replacement with Tea Cake. The rapid moving on from Joe to Tea Cake reveals Janie’s relief of being free again after years of being in a toxic marriage. Although she receives criticism from everyone in town, Janie values true love over anything.

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“However, before she went to bed she took a good look at her mouth, eyes, and hair”  (Ch.11, pg.106)
Tea Cake and Janie had a whole conversation about love and age at the store and once Tea Cake left Janie began to overthink about her looks.
Janie begins by saying she would never see Tea Cake as something else than a friend due to the age difference. However, after talking about love and age with Tea Cake, Janie begins to see him different. This is revealed by the way she starts checking herself as soon as Tea Cake left, clearly demonstrating that she was worried she didn’t look good enough for him.

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“Ah sho hope you ain’t lak uh possum- de older you gits, de less sense yuh got” (Ch.12, Pg.113)
Pheoby was having a conversation with Janie about the townspeople’s opinion on her relationship with Tea Cake. Janie does not believe any of the arguments Pheoby is creating, and Pheoby worries that her age is making her blind to reality.
Janie’s love for Tea Cake is making her blind to the eyes of the townspeople. While everyone foreshadows the negative outcomes of the relationship, Janie continues to defend her relationship and ignore society.

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‘A little seed of fear was growing into a tree‘ (Chapter 15 Page 136)
(Before) Tea Cake was getting more along with Nunkie than Janie(After),so that led to Janie's head start listening to voices of anxiety.
This is important because it reveals that Janie has to be more than enough for Tea Cake, so she sees herself as an object for Tea Cake.

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Chapter 10 Pg. 99 “Janie was halfway down the palm lined walk she had a thought for her safety. Maybe this strange man was up to something” Janie was closing the store and TeaCake arrived and they had a good conversation he offered to help close up the store and Janie said yes but then she got worried and thought something else was going to happen, but she felt different about TeaCake and knew he wasn’t strange. This quote is important because it reveals how Janie and TeaCake got along well instantly and even though Janie second guessed him, she knew he was different than the rest of her husbands.

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“The sight of the fields and the other happy people was too much for her that day. "Page 137  | Before Janie left, she had cough Teacake with Nunkie but since she couldn’t confront them, she left home. After that she became fearful that Teacake was going to become weak and cheat on her.  | This reveals that Jeanie is becoming insecure about Teacake leaving her. The idea of losing someone again scares Jeanie so she becomes Jealous and “crow over Nunkie”

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"The men noticed her firm buttocks like she had grapefruits in her hip pockets" Janie had just came back from burying the dead and she was walking through the townspeople when they saw they remembered all of the stored up hate they had already they where talking behind her back when she turned around the men became aroused by how the body of Janie looked they where only looking at how she looked not who she is she was seen as an item now it doesn't say how she felt but it most likely created insecurities

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"Shucks if that's her notion she's barkin up de wrong tree. Mah hands full already

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‘She acted on feelings’ (Chapter 15 Page 137)
(Before) Tea Cake and Nunkie disappear(After) so that led to Janie seeing them ' struggling'

This is important because it proves that slowly Janie is getting more jealous which can then lead up to rage.

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‘Still and all, jealousies arose now and then on both sides’ (Chapter 17 Page 147)
(Before)Men made passes to Janie and women made passes to Tea Cake(After) so that led to Tea Cake whipping Janie out of jealousy.
It is important because it is now starting to show the jealousy and toxicity between their ‘relationship'.

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“Well, all right, Tea Cake, Ah wants tuh go wid you real bad, but, oh, Tea Cake, don’t make no false pretense wid me!” Tea Cake invited Janie to a picnic Janie thought he didn’t want to take her and was just being polite. This quote is important because it reveals how Janie does not want to be led on due to her past experiences. She is scared for him and her to go wrong. Tea Cake assured her that she's the only one he wants to take.

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Tea Cake then promises to reimburse Janie. I have claims to be a great gambler and goes off Saturday night to play says and cards. Again, he disappears for a while and Janie frets. Around daybreak he returns. He got hurt the previous night, cut with a razor by an angry loser, but he
won three hundred and twenty-two dollars. Janie, who now trusts Tea Cake, tells him about the twelve hundred dollars that she has in the bank. Tea Cake announces that she will never have to touch it, that he will provide for her, and that they will leave for «the muck» (the Everglades), where he will get work. ( Chapter 13)

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Tea Cake then promises to reimburse Janie. I have
claims to be a great gambler and goes off
Saturday night to play says and cards. Again,
he disappears for a while and Janie frets. Around
daybreak he returns. He got hurt the previous
night, cut with a razor by an angry loser, but he
won three hundred and twenty-two dollars. Janie,
who now trusts Tea Cake, tells him about the
twelve hundred dollars that she has in the bank.
Tea Cake announces that she will never have to
touch it, that he will provide for her, and that
they will leave for «the muck» (the Everglades), where he will get work.

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Janie, completely in love with Tea Cake, is overwhelmed by the rich fertile fields of the Everglades. Tea Cake is familiar with life in the
muck and immediately gets them settled before the season’s rush of migrant workers arrives. He plans to pick beans during the day and play guitar and roll dice at night. As the season begins, Tea Cake and Janie live a comfortable life. They plant beans, Tea Cake teaches Janie how to shoot a gun, and they go hunting together. She eventually develops into a better shot than him. (Chapter 14)

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“you done hurt mah heart, now you come with a lie to bruise mah ears!!” p.137
| Janie had seen Tea Cake with Nunkie but she didn’t know how to act at the moment she was just hurt. After a while she went up to them and started questioning them, Tea Cake was trying to calm her down telling her that nothing had happen between them two but Janie didn’t want to hear what he had to say.

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“Janie, us been in dis dirty, slouchy place two days now, and dat’s too much. Us got tuh git outa dis house and outa dis man’s town. Ah never did lak round heah"

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After a while in the muck, Janie begins to grow jealous of Nunkie, a chunky girl who flirts with Tea Cake in the fields. As the season goes on, Nunkie grows bolder and bolder and is always falling over Tea Cake and playfully touching him. One day, Janie gets distracted and then finds that Nunkie and Tea Cake have disappeared. Their friend Sop-de-Bottom tells Janie that Nunkie and Tea Cake are over in a patch of cane. Janie rushes over and finds them play-wrestling on the ground. Tea Cake explains that Nunkie stole his work tickets and coquettishly [a woman who flirts, flirtingly] made him tussle [fight] for them. Nunkie flees, and when the couple returns home, Janie tries to beat Tea Cake. But he holds her off, and her wild anger transforms into wild passion. In bed the next morning, they both jok about what a foolish girl Nunkie is. (Chapter 15)

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When Janie wakes up she wonders and asks Tea cake if he still loved old Nunkie.  After Tea cake reassured her that he didn't have any feelings Janie felt relieved. " She wanted to hear his denial. She had to crow over the fallen Nunkie"(138).Since this was her first time experiencing true love she feared abandonment.  All her life she searched for the right person but always failed. Now that she the love of her life she is very defensive over him. Causing jealousy to arise.

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When Janie wakes up she wonders and asks Tea cake if he still loved old Nunkie.  After Tea cake reassured her that he didn't have any feelings Janie felt relieved. " She wanted to hear his denial. She had to crow over the fallen Nunkie"(138).Since this was her first time experiencing true love she feared abandonment.  All her life she searched for the right person but always failed. Now that she the love of her life she is very defensive over him. Causing jealousy to arise.

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Janie is suspicious about the girl that tea cake had been meeting with. She was devastated at the fact hat Tea cake was messing around with her. She believed that they had met behind her back. Janie felt as if he had "hurt mah, heart now you come with a lie to bruise mah ears!!"(137) Trust in a relationship was fundamental for Janie . Without trust you have nothing left. She still loved Tea Cake, but she hated the fact that he was drowning her with lies. Leading her to assume the worst.

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Janie is suspicious about the girl that tea cake had been meeting with. She was devastated at the fact hat Tea cake was messing around with her. She believed that they had met behind her back. Janie felt as if he had "hurt mah, heart now you come with a lie to bruise mah ears!!"(137) Trust in a relationship was fundamental for Janie . Without trust you have nothing left. She still loved Tea Cake, but she hated the fact that he was drowning her with lies. Leading her to assume the worst.

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“She rather found herself angry at imaginary people who might try to criticize” Page 125  | Rather that Jeanie facing the truth she decides to believe that people are talking bad about both her husband and her for being “bad people” She goes on thinking how they are hypocrites who don’t know anything.  | Deep down Jeanie knows that Teacake might be into some trouble but she decides to protect him and stand up for him too even though she only does it because she feels more happy with him.

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“She felt like a child breaking rules "Page 102 

Before she had this feeling, she had been having fun, doing things she couldn’t do in the past. Being free made her feel like a kid as she explains herself.  

Being with Teacake made her feel free and doing things out of the ordinary which is why she says “breaking rules”  

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Tea Cake was mad that Janie was overanalyzing her appearance . He noticed that she was picking out all of her flaws. He mentioned her to " don't make God look so foolish finding fault wid everything He made"(144) Janie slowly grew insecure over her appearance. She believed that as she was growing older she was no longer as beautiful as she used to be. Her looks are highly important to her because It was what boosted her confidence. tea Cake tries to reassure her and tell her she is perfect just the way God created her. He made no mistakes creating Janie.

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Tea Cake was mad that Janie was overanalyzing her appearance . He noticed that she was picking out all of her flaws. He mentioned her to " don't make God look so foolish finding fault wid everything He made"(144) Janie slowly grew insecure over her appearance. She believed that as she was growing older she was no longer as beautiful as she used to be. Her looks are highly important to her because It was what boosted her confidence. tea Cake tries to reassure her and tell her she is perfect just the way God created her. He made no mistakes creating Janie.

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“Ah reckon Ah done overlayed mah leavin’ time, but Ah figgured you needed somebody tuh help yuh shut up de place. Pg 140
Before this tea cake has spent the whole afternoon with him and they were being friendly with each other even though they had barely met . This quote is important because its showing us that this might be Janie's love as she has spent very nice time with him basically laughing with him the whole day not feeling lonely .