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             ll. Ah feel the same way 'bout Mr. Killicks too. Some folks was never meant to be loved, and he's one of 'em" (Hurston 23). Janie knows that this relationship will not bring her happiness, and she looks forward to finding romantic love.
             Soon after her marriage to Logan Killicks, Janie meets Joe Starks, and believes that she has found that romance that she has been searching for. Starks promises to fulfill her dreams, to show her "what it was to be treated lak a lady" (Hurston 29). Janie knows full well that leaving her husband to run off with a stranger will be looked upon unfavorably by society, but she does just that, and does not even bother to divorce her current husband before she leaves. Janie rejects the values of her grandmother and defies the rules of society in order to purs
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