Summary Of Janie By Zora Neale

As Janie returns to the town the townspeople criticize her attire and her previous love life and speculate what had happened to her lover. The town seems to be resentful about her return and try to pinpoint the reason of her return. This gives me the first look at how the townspeople seem to be zealous of her past and truly are critical of the choices she makes.
This piece of symbolism shows aspects of Janie’s life that have had positive effects and negative affects on her life and her life choices. This allows me to understand her mistakes and watch out for improvements that she made along the way.
Janie seems to have high expectations for her future but does seems to pursue them in the beginning of the story. She seems to reluctant but wonders what the world will have in store for her as she remarks on this journey. Yet, she choose to be patient and waits for the right time for her journey to begin.
The sun and the dark sky and Logan gives the disposition of a future event where something doesn’t turn out to be was is was before. This could be possible example with the illusion of Janie’s marriage.
Jody seems to be unhappy to the fact that everyone believes that Janie's is his daughter. However, Jody’s attitude at this point in the story seems to be mainly relaxing as he soon mold Janie into his ideal “perfect wife”. Janie hates Jody domineering nature. Jody refuses to accepts Janie for what she is and instead, he tries to shape her into his image of the type of woman that he wants. He controls her by not allowing to be firm in her identity and physical aspects such as her