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After 6 months Janie begins wearing white despite all the gossip going around the town. But all of a sudden we meet this man named Tea Cake who is so nice and funny to Janie. And she likes him!! but she thinks he only like her because of her money and cause he's broke.
"He set it up and began to show her and she found herself glowing inside. Somebody wanted her to play. Somebody thought it natural for her to play. That was even nice. She looked him over and got little thrills form every one of his good points. Those full, lazy eyes with lashes curling like scimitars. The lean, over-padded shoulders and narrow waist. Even nice!"

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So in chapter 9-10, we read that Joe, Janie's husband had died. Although Janie had out on a sad face for the town she was actually relieved and felt free for once. A significant part that happened was when she burned her rags she wore to cover her hair.

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So in chapter 9-10, we read that Joe, Janie's husband had died. Although Janie had out on a sad face for the town she was actually relieved and felt free for once. A significant part that happened was when she burned her rags she wore to cover her hair.

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In connection to what Alina said, Joe Sparks pushes Janie down and doesn’t allow her to be her. She has to met his expectations which is troubling for her. Multiple times she has had to bite her tongue so she doesn’t speak out against Joe. She feels like she’s trapped in a cage which doesn’t seem to open anytime soon. I believe she should have voiced her feelings and opinions but what do you do in that situation? How do you speak out to your husband, especially in this time period? Someone who has allowed you to live a better life than you might have lived.

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In chapter 6 Joe Starks begins to become more controlling of Janie as he thinks of her as “his” .  “She was there in the store for him to look at, not those others.” He said after explaining how Walter was admiring Janies hair .

-Alina

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I think its safe to say that she really looks up to Zora and defends her when people talk bad about her work, she is also very prideful of Haiti where Zora was also working, and even went to the same college she attended, "Barnard college" which helps us better understand the type of person she is.

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I like how near the end of chapter 1  it says how Neale Hurtson formed her own story telling chain. And this communicable journey allowed us, the readers to be able to read this book which I found really cool.

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Great Job Emily! I especially love the quotes. Thanks, Cheyenne, for clarifying that it's you! Haha! maybe I can help on some of the colloquialisms: read it out loud. That always helps me, plus you hear it how it's supposed to be read. "Ah" = "I",  "uh" = "of", "yourn" = "yours", "mah" = "my", "lak" = "like", etc. 

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Great Job Emily! I especially love the quotes. Thanks, Cheyenne, for clarifying that it's you! Haha! maybe I can help on some of the colloquialisms: read it out loud. That always helps me, plus you hear it how it's supposed to be read. "Ah" = "I",  "uh" = "of", "yourn" = "yours", "mah" = "my", "lak" = "like", etc. 

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- Collins

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Overall the first 3 chapter were pretty interesting and im looking forward to reading the rest of the book

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Overall the first 3 chapter were pretty interesting and im looking forward to reading the rest of the book

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“Ah was born back due un slavery so it wasn’t for me to fulfill my dreams of what a woman oughta be and to do. Dat’s one of de hold-backs of slavery. But nothing can’t stop you from wishin’. You can’t beat nobody down so low till you can rob ‘em of they will. Ah didn’t want to be used for a work-ox and a brood-sow and Ah didn’t want mah daughter used that way either.”

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“Ah was born back due un slavery so it wasn’t for me to fulfill my dreams of what a woman oughta be and to do. Dat’s one of de hold-backs of slavery. But nothing can’t stop you from wishin’. You can’t beat nobody down so low till you can rob ‘em of they will. Ah didn’t want to be used for a work-ox and a brood-sow and Ah didn’t want mah daughter used that way either.”

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this was nanny talking to young Janie about during her convo to get married to a good man and how her nanny ( whos her granny) didnt't have it easy growing up like Janie does.

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So chapters 1-2 is when Janie Starks comes back to her home town and all the residents are gossiping about her. Here is where she is her present and old self reminiscing about her adventures as young one. We are introduced to the language and its spoken how its written and helps the complex role that language and speech will play throughout the novel.

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So chapters 1-2 is when Janie Starks comes back to her home town and all the residents are gossiping about her. Here is where she is her present and old self reminiscing about her adventures as young one. We are introduced to the language and its spoken how its written and helps the complex role that language and speech will play throughout the novel.

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So i guess here is where we will be discussing and answering some questions about our book.  

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So i guess here is where we will be discussing and answering some questions about our book.  