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The style of the book is clearly witty, colloquial, and informal – with the point of view typically derived from the 1930s black Floridian community. Zora Neale Hurston’s ‘ Their Eyes Were Watching God’ follows a style that is both fascinating and unique all at once. In the end, she has a taste of what she was looking for and goes home a refined, better woman who is at peace with herself. Through the pages of ‘ Their Eyes Were Watching God,’ Janie searches for equality, greater involvement, mutual respect, and true love from her male counterparts, and the lack of these leads her to adventures outside of her hometown and through three marriages as she struggles to find her perfect match.
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