Chapter 14
- Tea Cake teaches Janie how to shoot
- Ironic-She shoots Tea Cake in the end
- Contrast-societal views
- vs. Janie
- Clarity in seeing her grow through others
- Janie-less attached, does not care what people think
- People pleaser-doesn’t care
Chapter 15
She slaps him //
- Discovers more about her relationship with herself
- Reversed in her relationships
- Older-Younger
- Different: Janie not feeding in to it. Tea Cake was feeding into it
- Words aren’t good enough to get point across
- Jody beating Janie
Chapter 16
- Race-major part do society
- Since there is a majority, they need to embrace it
- “God accepts blood”
- God in heaven-Give wine to blood + blood to master
- Real God is White
Chapter 17
He attacks her //
- It is okay that Tea Cake hit her
- Possessive love
- Relationship nanny didn’t want becoming the ones that Janie has
- Normality
- Woman dreams-adjusting to fit reality
- Tea Cake relationship most suppression
- Balance-Reasons to stay
- Inner Conflict
- Humanizing relationships
Water
- Pg. 166-before Tea Cake saves Janie he waits because he hates the water
- Hesitant like Janie in the beginning of love
- Emotional waters
Wind
- Pg. 161-wind looses his chains
- Foreshadowing
- Janie lets her suppression go with new marriage
Lake
- -Pg. 158 lake is Janie’s love
- Janie can love Tea Cake whole heartedly
- Monster-Lake
- Janie lake and Tea Cake the wind?
- When together brings chaos when apart good
Storm:
- Title in chapter while watching strom
- Strom=God’s judgement
- Race does not matter
- Janie’s awakening
- Nature’s power>human
- Pg.166 “common danger makes common friends”
- Race
- Similar to folktale with animals and strom
- Hurston’s anthropologist background
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