:seedling:Janie's decision to plant the seeds in Tea Cake's memory symbolizes her love and connection to him.
:heart:Janie finds peace and contentment in her memories of Tea Cake, despite the tragedies she has endured.
:fish:The symbol of the horizon represents Janie's desire for love and adventure, which she has now fulfilled.
:books:The final chapter reinforces the themes of love and independence that are central to the novel.
:sunflower:Janie's return to Eatonville signifies her acceptance of her home and her desire to reflect on her rich experiences.