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Celie Dialectical Journal

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While reading this story I could only think one thing ‘how could anybody do such things to a child?’ I don’t understand how difficult would be to go through the things Celie has, and continues to go through. How uneasy she must have felt it anytime her bedroom door squeaked opened and in walked the man who should have protected her, that instead brutally forced her to do things way beyond her age. This story is set in a time when such cruel diabolical behavior was normal makes me glad that times have changed. Nothing Celie’s father did is agreeable in any way. He took away her virtue without her fully understanding what exactly he was doing. Mr.________ definitely on my list of most hated characters; seeing as, he took Celie and when her

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