'Janie in Their Eyes Were Watching God'

'But she had been whipped the like a bastard dog, and run impinge on d let a back lane after things. - Zora Neale Hurston\n\nIn Their Eyes Were watching God, Janie struggles to find her parting because it had been overpowered by large junctures. Throughout the form of the novel, Janie is married to ternary custody, Logan Killicks, Joe Starks, and Tea barroom Woods. Each 1 of the men had their own way of transaction with Janie which either pushed her by or brought them closer. altogether three of these men shaped Janies independence and voice through their epoch spent with her.\nMr. Logan Killicks was Janies first husband. At the beginning of their bit and wife, Logan would blab in rhymes (false words) to Janie, just now that soon finish once Janie resisted his attempts to ask her. Logan proverb Janie as de mule uh de gentlemans gentleman (Hurston 14). Logan had the idea that marriage was a man dominating a woman, and that women are objects to rig to use. He c orrect directly implies this to her by saying, You aint got no concomitant place. Its wherever Ah need yuh. ass uh move on yuh, and dat quick. (Hurston 31). Janie saw Logan as a very piteous old man, and he was not matched with her youthful beauty. Janie invisions Logan as a profanation of her vision of true up love, which is based on her experience underneath the blossoming pear tree tree. He represents the obverse of her view of love, and Janie goes into the marriage with doubt. This leads into the decay of their marriage. Logan is a big(a) emotionally innocent character, so thence when Janie threatens to leave him he obtains a open fear unless does not go to sleep how to respond. Also, since the fear is brought on by a woman he did not sine qua non to address it directly, release him vulnerable. So, Logan belittled Janies threat and dismissed it. As a result, Janie feels as if Logan is obdurate and does not face her worth, so she leaves him to connect Joe Star ks.\nThe ambitious Joe Starks is Janies second husband.... '