Tea Cake And Janie's Hair. after telling janie that talking to mr. Janie’s hair is a symbol of her power and unconventional identity; Now she is ready to get on with her. the sounds lulled janie to soft slumber and she woke up with tea cake combing her hair and scratching the dandruff from her. the image of tea cake combing janie's hair serves to represent janie's new found independence from joe. at the end of the novel, janie has returned to eatonville, having buried her beloved tea cake. Turner 's behavior toward her, tea cake instructs janie simply to. Later, janie falls asleep while tea cake plays the piano and wakes. afterward, janie falls asleep in tea cake’s lap and wakes up to find him brushing her hair. It represents her strength and individuality in three ways. They talk for a while, and tea cake. as he combs her hair, tea cake expresses his fear that janie is disgusted by him and that she wants him to leave. Janie consoles tea cake not by effusively.
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at the end of the novel, janie has returned to eatonville, having buried her beloved tea cake. the image of tea cake combing janie's hair serves to represent janie's new found independence from joe. It represents her strength and individuality in three ways. as he combs her hair, tea cake expresses his fear that janie is disgusted by him and that she wants him to leave. afterward, janie falls asleep in tea cake’s lap and wakes up to find him brushing her hair. the sounds lulled janie to soft slumber and she woke up with tea cake combing her hair and scratching the dandruff from her. Janie consoles tea cake not by effusively. Turner 's behavior toward her, tea cake instructs janie simply to. Janie’s hair is a symbol of her power and unconventional identity; They talk for a while, and tea cake.
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Tea Cake And Janie's Hair Now she is ready to get on with her. after telling janie that talking to mr. Turner 's behavior toward her, tea cake instructs janie simply to. Later, janie falls asleep while tea cake plays the piano and wakes. at the end of the novel, janie has returned to eatonville, having buried her beloved tea cake. the image of tea cake combing janie's hair serves to represent janie's new found independence from joe. the sounds lulled janie to soft slumber and she woke up with tea cake combing her hair and scratching the dandruff from her. It represents her strength and individuality in three ways. They talk for a while, and tea cake. afterward, janie falls asleep in tea cake’s lap and wakes up to find him brushing her hair. Now she is ready to get on with her. Janie consoles tea cake not by effusively. Janie’s hair is a symbol of her power and unconventional identity; as he combs her hair, tea cake expresses his fear that janie is disgusted by him and that she wants him to leave.
