Their Eyes Were Watching God by Zora Neale Hurtson centers on the life of a woman named Janie who struggles to find her voice. Janie is placed in the care of the nanny, who seeks to ensure that Janie is provided with a more promising and fulfilling life than the one experienced by the nanny herself. Yet Janie still faces a life of hardship and repression. These factors become obstacles for Janie and almost prevent her from living a meaningful life. However, throughout the novel, Janie finally tries to determine her own self-worth and find everlasting love. During her search for love, Janie must deal with Logan Killicks' arranged marriage. At the time, Janie is young and has no financial security. For this reason, the nanny decides to take matters into her own hands by introducing Janie to Logan. A wedding soon takes place in hopes that Logan will provide Janie with financial stability. Initially, during the wedding, Logan pampers Janie. However, as the marriage continues, Janie is seen as spoiled by Logan and is expected to work. As a result of this marriage, Janie's and e's dreams...