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Mikhai - Janie Mae Crawford.Janie is seen stumbling back into her hometown after returning from living with her boyfriend because she was unhappy.Because of her mixed family background, she has stunningly straight hair for a woman of color.Her best friend is Pheoby Watson.Post chapter 1, the story switches perspective and envelops a different tone.Janie marries Mr. Killicks because she was attracted to the financial stability and security that would come with their marriage. Janie imagined love as a mutual and passionless feeling rather than an emotional one, hence her commitment to the mutual relationship between her and Mr. Killicks.Right after Janie got married, Nanny died. She did what she thought she had to do (which was get Janie to get married).The relationship between Janie and Logan changed after Janie started to flirt with Joe Sparks. Logan is unromantic and treats Janie like a “pack mule,” so Janie obviously runs away with Joe to start a new adventure with him.Janie realizes that love can be more than just a mutual relationship; it can also be an emotional connection.Joe Starks is a charismatic and successful young man, two of many very important traits that Janie finds attractive to run away with.After she met Joe Starks, she started flirting with him only to ditch Logan and run away with him shortly after.

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Mikhai - Janie Mae Crawford.Janie is seen stumbling back into her hometown after returning from living with her boyfriend because she was unhappy.Because of her mixed family background, she has stunningly straight hair for a woman of color.Her best friend is Pheoby Watson.Post chapter 1, the story switches perspective and envelops a different tone.Janie marries Mr. Killicks because she was attracted to the financial stability and security that would come with their marriage. Janie imagined love as a mutual and passionless feeling rather than an emotional one, hence her commitment to the mutual relationship between her and Mr. Killicks.Right after Janie got married, Nanny died. She did what she thought she had to do (which was get Janie to get married).The relationship between Janie and Logan changed after Janie started to flirt with Joe Sparks. Logan is unromantic and treats Janie like a “pack mule,” so Janie obviously runs away with Joe to start a new adventure with him.Janie realizes that love can be more than just a mutual relationship; it can also be an emotional connection.Joe Starks is a charismatic and successful young man, two of many very important traits that Janie finds attractive to run away with.After she met Joe Starks, she started flirting with him only to ditch Logan and run away with him shortly after.

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Leurs yeux regardaient Dieu est l'histoire de Janie Crawford, dont la vie est une quête pour trouver le véritable amour. Janie raconte l'histoire de ses trois mariages et sa recherche d'amour à son amie Phoeby.

Quand Janie est jeune, sa grand-mère l'installe avec un homme nommé Logan Killicks, qui devient le premier mari de Janie. Logan traite Janie comme une enfant et s'attend à ce qu'elle lui obéisse docilement. Mais Janie a une forte volonté et refuse. Quand Logan menace de tuer Janie, elle s'enfuit avec Joe Starks, un homme beau et charmant.

Joe et Janie déménagent à Eatonville, en Floride, qui a été la première ville entièrement noire d'Amérique et l'endroit où Zora Neale Hurston a passé la majeure partie de son enfance. Janie pense qu'elle pourrait être heureuse pour la première fois. Mais Joe, comme Logan, a des définitions très rigides des rôles de genre et s'attend à ce que Janie le soutienne et ne discute pas avec lui. Janie est trop franc pour cela, et elle et Joe ont une relation difficile. Joe meurt finalement, laissant Janie indépendante.

Après la mort de Joe, Janie tombe amoureuse d'un homme nommé Tea Cake. Ils se marient et déménagent dans les Everglades de Floride. Janie a enfin l'amour dont elle rêvait, et elle et Tea Cake sont heureuses, malgré le fait qu'ils sont tous les deux parfois jaloux l'un de l'autre. Lorsqu'un ouragan frappe, cependant, les choses prennent une tournure plus sombre. Un chien enragé attaque Janie, et quand il essaie de la sauver, Tea Cake se fait mordre par le chien et contracte la rage. En conséquence, il commence à devenir fou, et il essaie finalement de tirer sur Janie. Elle le tue en état de légitime défense et est jugé pour meurtre.

Lors du procès, les amis noirs de Tea Cake se présentent pour condamner Janie, mais un groupe de femmes blanches de la ville se présente pour la défendre. Le jury entièrement blanc la libère et elle retourne à Eatonville, où elle rencontre son amie Phoeby et raconte l'histoire de sa vie.

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Janie Mae Crawford:
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1. Who was Joe looking for when he and Janie got to town?

He was looking for the mayor of the town.

2. What were the two names of the town?

The towns were called West Maitland and Eatonville.

3. What actions did Joe take when he got to town?

He bought 200 acres of land and opened a post office and a store.

4. How did Joe want Janie to look and act?

He wanted Janie to see herself as the “bell-cow”, above all other women in the town, and to set an example for them.

5. What was the result of Joe's suggestion that the town incorporate and elect a mayor?

The town elected Joe mayor.

6. What was Janie's reaction when Joe said she couldn't make a speech?

She felt cold, like his remarks took the bloom off things.

7. Which of Joe's innovations was the first in a “colored town”?

He added a street lamp.

8. How did Joe's position affect Janie's' relationship with other town residents?

They became jealous of the relationship, which made it difficult for Janie to get close to them.

9. What was the "rock" against which Janie was battered?

She was frustrated in the store from dealing with all the math for the customers’ purchases.

10. What did Joe do about the mule?

He bought the mule so it could rest in the pasture.

11. What happened to Joe and Janie's relationship during the seventh year of their marriage?

Joe became more critical of Janie over the years. As the years went on Janie became more submissive to Joe and stopped fighting back, keeping her thoughts and ideas to herself.

12. What was Janie's comment to the men during their conversation about Mrs. Tony?

She says they don’t know as much about women as they think they do and that they only act tough because no one is there to challenge their authority.

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-In the story it is presented that Janie suffers from a lot of bad things due to her being both a women and of color
-Throughout the story it is often critical of how she is treated especially when she moves to the new town with Joe
-The townspeople treat her badly throughout because she was told bad things by her partner, and probably due to her color of skin.
-She feels alone as a women and the story picks up on the dominance of male in the stories
-Janie only figures herself out by rejecting the patriarchal society she lives in.

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