In at least 150 words, discuss the significance of this excerpt from Their Eyes Were Watching God. How does this dialogue illuminate important details about Janie's character?

This dialogue illuminates important details of the personality of Janie Crawford, an African-American woman who glimpses in a fractional way how they have been each of the stages of her life, especially the aspects lived by her in her three marriages. Janie was shown as an economically independent woman, obsessed with finding true love, however she finds it in Tea Cake who she murders in self-defense. In the end it is declared innocent.