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The dog that made Tea Cake sick, making him be dangerious

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The dog that made Tea Cake sick, making him be dangerious

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Janie finally feels peace after Tea Cake dies

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Janie finally feels peace after Tea Cake dies

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Love is compared to Racism by the connection Janie and Tea Cake had with one another. The understanding with the Blacks and Whites of their disagreement with the way the handled things in life.. Some of the Blacks didn’t like the Whites and most of the Whites disliked the Blacks. The love Tea Cake and Janie shared between each other with the money and the part of Tea Cake sharing his money with Janie. Love of how they Janie and Tea Cake were successful in the book with money and partial of their life. A difference in how the love they shared didn’t matter about the race he or she had. Most of it was about the strong connection they felt towards one another. Racism of how jealous the White were to the Blacks. There was no time in the book that explained that Tea Cake or Jody Sparks was jealous of some kind with Janie. On the other hand, Logan Killicks complained after hearing that Janie was going to run off with Tea Cakes. He thought she was a disgrace, how he gave her everything he could possibly could, and she took the things he did for granted. But Janie gets jealous of Nunkie because saw Tea Cake and Nunkie together a lot.

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Dr.Simmons giving medicine for Tea Cakes condition

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Dr.Simmons giving medicine for Tea Cakes condition

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Janie's grandmother telling Janie to get married right away.

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Janie's grandmother telling Janie to get married right away.

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Tea Cakes Meeting Janie for the first time

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Tea Cakes Meeting Janie for the first time

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Tea Cake about to shoot Janie knowing she touched his gun

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Tea Cake about to shoot Janie knowing she touched his gun

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Change: Janie getting hit by both Tea Cake and Jody

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Change: Janie getting hit by both Tea Cake and Jody

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I would change only that part because I feel like that stopped Janie from knowing how to love. She struggled with trying to pursue her life with Jody who didn't even give her the love she wanted. Like the times of him hitting her, to get her right on track and to make sure everything is especially perfect. But mostly he would do it just because. Another reason why I would change Janie from getting hit, because a women shouldn't have to go through anything like getting hit while being married. Marriage is the vows to God and it says nothing about hitting your spouse of any kind. Yes, Janie had the opportunity to leave Jody for good, but something about it didn't click. Something about Jody made her scared to run off and marry someone else because she doesn't want to end up independent. Independent far as life and independent of giving of getting love.

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Consolation
- the comfort you feel when soothed in times of disappointment
Consolation is the most important word because of the relationship Janie had with Tea Cake. He showed her how to love and how he gave her everything he possibly could. The times Janie would try to get away from being in Jody's shop, because of the neglect he had towards her. That time when Janie left Logan Killicks, to get with Tea Cake because Logan knows what kind of women she was after marring Janie. He did everything he could to keep a positive attitude, but that drew them more apart because of how Janie felt about him physically and emotionally. The attitude of how Jody made things right in his store, but not in there marriage. The other times when Janie would go under that palm tree and think about life and what's coming in the road ahead of her. Also those times when Janie finally recognized her different emotions towards both Jody Sparks and Tea Cakes. When Tea Cake finally died, she recapped the love she had towards him to her best friend Pheoby. She knew that Tea Cake would always be with her and now feels harmony in her heart.

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A young girl named Janie searches for love in her hometown  Eatonville, Florida after two years she's been gone. She first looked for love through her grandmother and married her first husband Logan Killicks. The second husband being Joe Starks came along, being married for more than 4 years. They conquered the world and Janie became the major's wife. All he ever wanted was money and power and simply died of hard work. Later on, she found her third husband Tea Cake, who gave her the love she's always wanted. They leave her hometown and go to the Everglades. They lived there life together until a powerful hurricane destroyed the land, leaving Tea Cake being bit by a mean dog. That same dog that made Janie kill him of how dangerous he was after. She went to jail for 3 hours, being innocent of everything, leaving to retell the story to her best friend Pheoby. He lay within his coffin, leaving memories withJanie, and Janie's life was finally completed.

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“ Dey gointuh make miration cause mah love didn’t work lak they love, if dey ever had any. Then you must tell em dat love ain’t somethin lak uh grindstone dat’s de same thing everywhere and do de same thing tuh everything it touch. Love is lak de sea. It’s uh movin thing, but still and all, it takes its shape from de shore it meets, and it’s different with every shore.”  (pg. 191)
This is the most important quote in Their Eyes Were Watching God because this quote explains that love isn’t a fixed thing when you first find it. Love is a changeable thing and it comes in different shapes and sizes. It’s something that is different in the views of who experience them. This quote is saying that Janie's love isn't like the love other people have experienced. Her love was something special that brought her to light. Janie’s love for both Jody and Tea Cake was different and Janie didn’t feel that way she thought she felt towards Jody. She felt like Tea Cake finally came around to make her feel safe and sure that what she was feeling was real. Each love is different for each person you met and Janie found that within Tea Cake.

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Racism is another theme in the book Their Eyes Were Watching God because the book shows the major jealousy between the Blacks and the Whites. It was mostly based on skin color and the Whites would always tear the Blacks down because of how successful they were. Janie seems more connected with her people and never looked back on who she was and where she comes from. Like when Tea Cake got caught up in being drafted in burying dead people underground, the Whites told him to only dump the Blacks, not the Whites. The Whites said this because the Blacks had money, and they don't want to spend a coffin or any more money on them again. They feel as if the Blacks were in charge, and if the Blacks were in there situation, they would do the same.

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love is one of the themes because Janie battles against the view of what love is and how to make love. Her true love values innocence, understanding, and equality. Instead of Janie venturing out to find love, she waits and acts well to create love in her life. The men catches Janie and they try to make her find what she wants for herself in life. What she is looking for to give love and to share the love she’s looking for. With Jody, she’s stripped of her independence and his death makes her recognize the independence she can value as a whole. But with Tea Cake, she senses equality and real love. After his death, she found peace and found that they loved each other no matter what. He gave her everything she was imagining and more, and she’s thankful for the love he shared with her.

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Death had found them watching, trying to see beyond seeing. (pg.170)

I think this is the most important phrase in Their Eyes Were Watching God because Tea Cake saw it as those who past accepted death peacefully and others who fought through the storm through everything. They past of courage and they died of a purpose to someone like Tea Cake. I also think this is the most important phrase because I think it’s a comparison with Janie and the hurricane. How Janie was looking for love in the right person, to seek her life with. The hurricane comes into place because the people that died searched for the same thing in life. For peace and someone that can recognize who they are.