Janie in Their Eyes Were Watching God

hardly she had been whipped like a bastard dog, and run off stamp out a back channel after things. - Zora Neale Hurston\n\nIn Their eyeball Were Watching God, Janie struggles to find her vocalisation because it had been overpowered by larger congressmans. end-to-end the course of the novel, Janie is married to three men, Logan Killicks, Joe Starks, and Tea Cake Woods. each(prenominal) one of the men had their take way of dealing with Janie which all pushed her away or brought them closer. on the whole three of these men shaped Janies independence and voice through their time worn-out(a) with her.\nMr. Logan Killicks was Janies first husband. At the beginning of their marriage, Logan would speak in rhymes (false words) to Janie, barely that soon finish once Janie resisted his attempts to command her. Logan maxim Janie as de mule uh de origination (Hurston 14). Logan had the idea that marriage was a man dominating a woman, and that women are objects to put to use. He even directly implies this to her by saying, You aint got no particular place. Its wherever Ah need yuh. Git uh exit on yuh, and dat quick. (Hurston 31). Janie saw Logan as a real ugly old man, and he was not compatible with her recent beauty. Janie invisions Logan as a desecration of her vision of true love, which is found on her experience underneath the blossoming pear tree. He represents the obverse of her notion of love, and Janie goes into the marriage with doubt. This leads into the bunkum of their marriage. Logan is a sullen emotionally destitute character, so then when Janie curseens to leave him he obtains a sincere veneration but does not know how to respond. Also, since the fear is brought on by a woman he did not want to address it directly, go forth him vulnerable. So, Logan belittled Janies threat and dismissed it. As a result, Janie feels as if Logan is heartless and does not see her worth, so she leaves him to embrace Joe Starks.\nThe ambitious Joe Stark s is Janies wink husband....