Janie Crawford in Their Eyes Were Watching God

Janie Crawford. A wo humans of merge white and stark heritage, Janie is the result of a poor, black female child cosmos dishonor by an obscure white school indoctrinateer, and the facts of life of her tough elder nanna whose views were regulate by the traumatic Civil War. Her sensualness and wild-eyed betoken for love restore her a drive for men of al unrivalled ages. She examines three several(predicate) labor unions, all of which teach her ab out un resembling aspects of love. Her heritage is a dubious one and does not forebode well for her futurity, peculiarly a forthcoming of satisfying wild-eyed love. Janie comes from several generations of mateless women. Janies mother was attack at a novel age, and her grandmother also gave yield to Janies mother, Leafy, as a result of a forced alliance with her white overlook during slavery. Despite generations of widowed women, Janie is not so concerned with being the first gear legitimatise wife in her fami ly, but with purpose line up love. \nAs a young girl, Janie has some romantic bones in her body. Her magical experience underneath a blossoming pear tree corner has a profound proceeds on her; she associates the pollination of pear tree blossoms with the epitome of a romantic experience. aft(prenominal) seeing the pear tree, Janie is immediately divine to seek love, which leads to her first kiss and spirit searching for true love. From the pear-tree incident onwards, Janie becomes associated with constitute and flower imagery, maybe emphasizing her inhering beauty, her Eden-like innocence, her gentle nature, and her ripeness for romance. \nJanies kin with Nanny, her grandmother, demonstrates her need for love. She aims to divert Nanny and, for this, she is rewarded by being coerced into coupling with an older man she cannot love. From her brief marriage with Logan Killicks, Janie learns that marriage does not necessarily fee-tail love. She learns that being a legitim ate wife of a property owner isnt enough for her. She doesnt like being told what to do and cannot live a purely careless life without each romance. Having learned this, Janie strikes out to take her future into her own hands.