When Janie leaves Eatonville to meet and marry Teacake in Jacksonville were they both “stayed at home and rested” (p.117) while the other two nights were packed with excitement as they went to a show and then rode a trolley car around. Since Teacake paid for everything Janie didn’t even bother to tell him about the two hundred dollars that she “had pinned in the inside of her pocket next to her skin” (p.117). I believe that Janie was kind of weary about telling Teacake about the money because she kept on thinking about the widow in Eatonville, Ms. Tyler who was ripped off by a charmer named Who Flung. The next morning, when Janie discovered that her money was all gone, and th