How is the move to the Everglades significant to the structure of the narrative in the book Their Eyes Were Watching God?

The move to the Everglades in "Their Eyes Were Watching God" symbolizes Janie's pursuit of independence and self-discovery. It marks a shift from the restrictive environment of Eatonville to a place where Janie can explore her identity freely. The Everglades also serve as a setting where Janie confronts challenges and ultimately finds a deeper sense of empowerment.