Theresa D. Cinalli #1 Some people may question the end of the novel. Did she really drown herself in the sea, if s why? Why was she leaving her husband and children behind? Is it possible for one person to be so selfish? The problem though, is that these questions are actually the answers. Th...
In Zora Neal Hurston's Their Eyes Were Watching God the main character, Janie, experiences a series of awakenings that help her to find her inner self. ... Janie's increase in awareness can be associated with the pear tree she spends so much time under, because it is here that she concepts the idea of love, which she wont come to understand for some time, and also where she has her second awakening, the first was of course when she discovers the difference in her skin color and that of her friends when looking at the picture. ... Janie's main concern is that she doesn't lov...
These two stories have different settings, different characters, they were even written at different times. ... Both of the authors through their stories lead the way for their characters and their final disillusionment. ... This is a story about a boy's quest, but even though the quest ends in failure, it results in his awakening and his first step into manhood. ... As the story begins the main character is already a young woman. ... Both of the main characters in these stories are dreamers. ...
, the main character in each is going through thegrowing up? ... The main characters in each work express different feelings about growing up and the environment in which it occurs. ... The characters inThose Winter Sundays? ... Through out the story, it becomes apparent that the two main characters have no type of father/son relationship and don't actually get along at all. ... Although his father dies, Sarty feels relieved because he has destroyed the overwhelming image that threatened his awakening identity and at last, fear and terror are gone. ...
