Zora Neale Hurston is undoubtedly a product of the Harlem Renaissance as well as one of its most extraordinary writers. Zora Neale Hurston was born in Nostasulga, Alabama on January 7, 1891, then moved to Eatonville, Florida, which was the first black township to be incorporated in the United States. Zora's childhood was far from perfect. Her mother died when she was only thirteen. His father was unfaithful. He dropped out of school and bounced around relatives' houses here and there. Zora clashed with her new stepmother repeatedly and eventually left. Despite the struggles and problems she faced throughout her life, she is still a prolific and creative writer. In his story "Sweat" you can see how bold he is. He used Ebonic language, his experience, analogies, allusions, symbols, stereotypes, pathetic fallacies, introversion and poetic justice. He is talented because he is able to write for a wider audience with Ebony language, which describes the image of the ignorant. It takes real talent for an educated person like you to write in an uneducated language. He is able to use symbolism very effectively. He also uses the allegory of God and Satan conflicting in “Sweat” where Delia seems to be the good Christian with a strong will and also a lot of faith and Sykes who can be seen as a bad guy with a dirty tongue. Zora uses other people in the story to paint a picture of the characters from their point of view. The idea of ​​introversion comes because one would not expect Delia to suffer mistreatment from another person of the same race or ethnicity as Sykes did to her, physically and psychologically "as far as the beating goes, you didn't take nearly everything you got Done." get yourself if you stay here around me…look at your narrow old neck. You look like Jes' Lak de Devvul's doll, yuh me” (1027), which is ironic for him