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    A Sorrowful Woman

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    Analysis of “A Sorrowful Woman” Throughout literary history there have been many great works, once such work is the story “A Sorrowful Woman”. Written by Gail Godwin, A Sorrowful Woman is a present day fairy-tale toned down. It even starts off like a fairy-tale, with “Once Upon a Time”. Literature uses many different elements such as theme, character, plot, point of view, etc. The main element of this story is the theme that not all women are meant to be mothers. While all the elements are…

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    a man named Logan Killicks. Her nanny arranges this marriage because she wants Janie to have a good life and she knew that by marrying Logan she would be financially stable. Which was very important to Janie’s nanny since she was a slave, and truly only wants what’s best for Janie to move forward and live the life her grandmother could not. In this Chapter, Janie goes too and fro with the theme of love. She knows that she doesn’t love Logan but believes her nanny when she is told that, that…

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    represents the aspect of feminism as she starts to take the initiative to express herself throughout her life, even from each of her three dominant, overriding relationships. Janie is first forced to be in her first marriage by her grandmother, Nanny, because Nanny values financial security over…

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    directed by Robert Stevenson. The movie and the book are about the children Michael and Jane who experience many little adventures with their new nanny, Mary Poppins, who appeared flying with an umbrella. The main story of the book and the movie are similar but they contain some differences which I will point out in my essay. To start with, in the book the old nanny, Katie Nanna, had already quit her job while in the movie she has not left yet. She first quit after Michael and Jane run away from…

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    Every year on Thanksgiving break I have gone to my grandparents house to stay for the week. For me this is important because my grandparents live a good ways away and I barely get to see them. This became a tradition when I moved away from where they live because that's when our other traditions ended like on wednesdays we used to meet somewhere and eat dinner but we can’t do that any more so we thought that Thanksgiving break is a good time to go see them because we have off school and they can…

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    they often fail to appreciate her. Janie's first husband, Logan, provides for Janie, but fails to appreciate her for all that he makes her do. Most women like men who can appreciate them. Nanny, Janie’s grandmother, catches her with Johnny Taylor. Nanny doesn’t trust him and wants Janie with a man who works. So Nanny forces Janie to marry Logan Killicks. Even though Logan provides security for her, he never appreciates her for all that she does, He makes her work. One morning Logan says to…

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    and is forced to do things she doesn't want to do. After Janie kissed Johnny Taylor Nanny had a few words to say "Yeah, Janie, youse got yo'woman hood on yuh. So Ah mount ez well tell yuh whut Ah been savin' up for uh spell. Ah wants to see you married right away"(Hurston 12). Janie is put down by Nanny because she kissed Johnny, so she is now forced into marriage to get security. When she kissed him and as Nanny watched she knew that she could not let Janie just go off like that, that she must…

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    she married in the end. Janie went through many situations before she was able to find her true voice. In the beginning with her grandmother she had to obey her and her rules. Nanny, Janie’s grandmother, was very protective over Janie. Nanny thought this was best for Janie because she knew what was good for her future. Nanny didn’t want Janie to be alone and wanted her to…

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    Zora Neale Hurston’s main purpose of writing Their Eyes Were Watching God is to promote the idea of self worth, Hurston fulfills this purpose by following Janie 's story and using symbols to prove that the one’s want in life can only found in thyself. Janie goes on her life journey looking for love and womanhood, but after continuous belittlement from her unsuccessful husbands and the loss of her true love. When Janie returns home realizing that she had these qualities within. Hurston uses…

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    control of her own life,and gains the strength to find her voice and at the end is finally is at peace with herself. Janie has always been protected from the world since she was young and this is why she yearns for freedom. When janie is young her Nannys love comes in the form…

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