Thesis

Everette always lives in the shadow of his brother and docent even have one of his own.

Unlike the other classic Shakespearian, "The Eye are Watching God" is not like this at all. It's a love story about a beautiful mixed girl, that's trying to find true love. She goes through three different husbands not finding her true lover till the end.

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The book is a love story but very unlike the typical Shakespearian books. Its of a woman and all the different kinds off experiences she has good and bad.

"Dis is uh love game. Ah done lived Grandma's way, now Ah means tuh live mine."
This emphasizes that she never really wanted to do things Nanna's way and is glad she can finally do her own thing. This emphasizes that she is grown up and can now make her own choices. She's now ready to follow her heart. Thats what she wanted to do since the begining.

She had just kissed a boy and was 16 about the time people got married back then. She though of marriage as a beautiful thing something she wanted to have. She escaped the world just thinking about it and sat at the tree nearly all day imagining it.

The quote basically says that life is hard for men and easy for woman. Men keep traveling on lost, never knowing whats going on or when/how to stop. Woman can decide what they want to do, if they want to forget they will, but lets say they want to hold a grudge than they decide to remember, and never forget.

pg 112 Mark Twain "There ain't a coward amongst them Sheperdsons-not a one." This is Buck talking about his enemies who he tries to kill, but respects them to no end. He doesn't feel hatred toward them just wants to kill them because of his families feud.


pg 111 Mark Twain "Was it a Grangerford or a Shepherdson?". This is Huck asking Buck how the feud started. Buck dosent even know how it happens but keeps on killing the other family anyway.