Like bags hanging from an ironing board” (81) Not only was Janie getting old, but Joe was t oo, and the physical attractiveness that held the two together so long was quickly disappearing. “She noticed how baggy Joe was getting all over. Of course i n these tim es things weren’t going to change around much. He didn’t really hate Janie, but he wanted her to think so….They didn’t talk too much around the store either.” (Neale-Hurston, 81) Jody seemed mad to Janie, and she thought that he would get over his mad spell, but it never happened. “After that night Jody moved his things and slept in a room downstairs. Their love is no longer present in any sense of t he word. ![]() Hajir Sailors AP English Summer Reading Log Their Eyes Were Watching God-Chapter 8 This chapter marks the start of a new lifestyle for Jody and Janie Starks.
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