Janie mentions the "deaths" of her dreams several times in the novel. What does she mean by this? And how do the deaths of these dreams modify her opinion of men and her expectations for the future?

Assuming we are referring to Their Eyes Were Watching God by Zora Neale Hurston: At the beginning of the novel, Janie believed that she would have a strong loving relationship with a man and that if it wasn't that (strong and loving) a marriage would bring that for her. These could be considered Janie's dreams. Her first marriage with Logan was unloving and very weak. The marriage didn't strengthen her relationship like she thought it would and like Nanna told her it would. Her next relationship with Joe ended up leading the same path, but because it was so much longer she only had more time to grow further apart from him. These examples could be considered the deaths of those dreams. Janie's opinion of men was deteriorating rapidly at this point because she had such low expectations of men. Her opinion worsened because she began to believe that every relationship she had with a man would only bring her down more.

the sentence that contains a restrictive clause is a.they decided to meet where the band was performing

explanation:

a restrictive clause is also known as an essential clause

i believe that dan is so anxious because he dose not know what awaits him when he gets there. but i dont know to be honest