Answer: Following Joe's death, Janie meets the man who represents the true love of her life, Tea Cake Woods. He arrives in Eatonville as a fun-loving man who quickly falls for Janie's beauty and charm. Although Janie fears that she is too old for Tea Cake, she cannot help but fall in love with this man. Janie learned from her marriage to Jody Starks that she needs to think about her happiness and that a married couple should see each other as equals. Janie fell in love with Jody because of his big plans and his success. Janie knew that Jody never treated her as an equal and she did not love him because of it.
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Following the mitzvot is not the most important duty for a Jew.
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"We talked into the heart of the night," This personification, the night does not have a heart.
"Each sentence was a new territory, like a door someone was rushing into, the glass shattering with delirium," This is a simile, the author is comparing a sentence to someone rushing into a door.
"fear" and "disappear" This is an example of assonance.
"Perhaps she thought it was the only way she could reach me, sending me away to speak in the underworld." This would be a metaphor.
"Stay where I can reach you, the dim room, the dark earth." This is also a metaphor.
