Read the excerpt from their eyes were watching god.finally she was gone and janie hurried to her kitchen to put on supper and found

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Read the excerpt from "Their Eyes Were Watching God": 
"Finally, she was gone, and Janie hurried to her kitchen to prepare supper. She found Tea Cake sitting there with his head in his hands. 
'Tea Cake! I didn’t know you were home.' 
'I know you didn’t. I’ve been here a long time, listening to that heifer run me down to the dogs, trying to tell you off from me.' 
'So that’s what she was up to? I didn’t know.' 
'Of course she is. She has some no-count brother she wants you to hook up with and take care of, I reckon.' 
'Shucks! If that’s her notion, she’s barking up the wrong tree. My hands are full already.' 
Through Janie’s dialogue in this excerpt, it is reasonable to infer that she is:

Secretly flattered by Mrs. Turner’s suggestion. 
Questioning her relationship with Mrs. Turner. 
Devoted to Tea Cake and unaffected by Mrs. Turner’s opinions. 
Angry at Tea Cake for secretly listening in on her conversation."

Raphaelle Dietrich · Accepted Answer

The answer would be the fourth one. She is upset.

Ms. Kirsten Kilback · Answer

devoted to Tea Cake and unaffected by Mrs. Turner’s opinions.Explanation:The story tells the life of a young lady called Janie who lives with her grandma, Nanny. Janie's mom, Leafy, left Janie with her very own mom Nanny, she fled and left both her mom and girl. Caretaker needs Janie to get hitched to have a man to deal with her for she probably won't almost certainly do it without anyone else. Janie gets hitched to an old rancher man called Killicks. In spite of the fact that she gets hitched to Killicks, his concept of a spouse is all the more a house cleaner since that is the thing that he anticipates from Janie. So for the most part, Janie is extremely miserable and dismal, and she chose to leave Killicks for a man called Jody Starks and they flee. After at some point Starks dies and Janie is left a generous measure of money, she is finally autonomous and monetarily light. After a timeframe, she meets a man called Vergible Woods known by the name "Tea Cake" and in spite of they have their good and bad times Janie is at long last glad she at long last has the marriage she had constantly needed.

Ila Ryan · Answer

C) devoted to Tea Cake and unaffected by Mrs. Turner's opinionsExplanation:

Anonymous · Answer

then next will be right hope this helps

Anonymous · Answer

through the contrast of formal language and informal dialect question answered by (jacemorris04)

Prof. Rod Dietrich · Answer

“Their eyes were watching God”, the most renowned work from the Afro-American Writer Zora Neale Hurston, is considered the master piece from this author as well as one of the greatest Harlem’s Renaissance works. Hurston wrote the story while she was in Haiti studying the folklore of the zone for an anthropological research. “Their eyes were watching God” was published in 1937. The story is an inspirational call for both Afro-American girls and girls in general.The story tells the life of a young girl called Janie who lives with her grandmother, Nanny. Janie´s mother, Leafy, left Janie with her own mother Nanny, she ran away and left both her mother and daughter. Nanny wants Janie to get marry to have a man to take care of her for she might not be able to do it by her own. Janie gets married to an old farmer man called Killicks. Although she gets married to Killicks, his idea of a wife is more of a maid because that is what he expects from Janie. So mostly, Janie is really unhappy and sad, and she decided to leave Killicks for a man called Jody Starks and they run away. After sometime Starks dies and Janie is left alone but a substantial amount of money, she is at last independent and financially buoyant. After a period of time she meets a man called Vergible Woods known by the name "Tea Cake" and despite they have their ups and downs Janie is finally happy she finally has the marriage she had always wanted. So we can conclude that in the passage she is happy and she has the marriage she has always wanted

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