Their Eyes Were Watching God Analysis

The beauty and desire of an acknowledgeable love without boundaries within a limitless horizon. This is a paradoxical dream within the story of a woman, whos unwavering convictions on love were senseless overshadowed by idiotic customs of a fierceful society full of prejudice and naïveté. A dream that can be more vividly seen by analyzing Their eyes were watching God by Zora Neale Hurston, specifically if we emphasize our perspective in the young life of Janie, a courageous woman who valiantly listened to her sentimental ideals and allowed them to have the last word within her decisions and actions. This paradoxical dream was the only fuel that triggered an adventure full of obstacles, but also full of hope within Janie’s chase for true happiness, a chase that ironically also involuntarily unleashed experiences of profound despair, sadness and …show more content…
A story that makes us feel sorry for the burden carried by our old cultures and customs, a story of perseverance, a story worth to bow down for.

But Nanny, Ah wants to want him sometimes. Ah don’t want him to do all de wantin.”(40) Janie expressed with fervor to her grandmother as she was exposing her devotion towards her unwavering conviction of following the feelings within her young unexperienced but vivid heart. The passion to be loved within her heart was able to overcome one of the biggest human temptations, money, money that was presented physically towards her within the body of an old farmer, Logan, an old character that offered her wealth and economical security, confidence and stability. But that lack in the dispense of emotional care and projection of feelings. Ache is the perfect word to describe the company that Logan offered to Janie, company that instead of bringing warmth and a feeling of devotion, only brought feelings of disgust, darkness and an ironic