Celie and her sister, Nettie, learn that a man Mr. ______ wants to marry Nettie. Alphonso, their dad, refuses to let Nettie marry, and offers Mr. ______ Celie as a bride instead of Nettie. Mr. ______ eventually accepts the offer, and takes Celie into a difficult marriage. Nettie runs away and stays at Celie’s house. Mr. ______ still wants to marry Nettie, and when he makes it known to her she escapes. Celie never heard from Nettie, she now thinks Nettie is dead. Mr. ______’s sister Kate feels sorry for Celie, and tells her to fight back against Mr. ______ rather than submit to his torture. Harpo, Mr. ______’s son falls in love with a large girl named Sofia. Shug Avery comes to town to sing at a local bar, but Celie can’t go see her. Shug returns …show more content…
Rising Action- Shug Avery teaches Celie about God, love, and helps her locate the letters Nettie wrote long ago. These actions enable Celie to explore who she is.
Climax- Celie becomes self-confidence through her relationship with Shug, Celie suddenly lashes back at Mr. ______ in an angry verbal fight. She then moves to Tennessee with Shug and opens her own clothing store.
Falling Action- Celie returns to Georgia as a successful store owner and finds that Mr. ______ has gone through a personal transformation. After her father’s death, she inherits her family’s home and welcomes Nettie, Samuel, Olivia, and Adam into the house.
Denouement- Nettie finally returns to America, and she, Samuel, Olivia, Adam, and Tashi arrive at Celie’s house. Celie has formed an interpretation of God that encompasses the entire everyday world. She writes, “Dear God. Dear stars, dear trees, dear sky, dear peoples. Dear Everything. Dear God,” revealing that she no longer sees God as a distant figure with which she feels she has little or no connection.
Conflict- Celie feels worthless and all alone after being abused by several men in her life. She doesn’t have anyone to
When all the money that they saved up got taken from them Jeannette arragnge for lori to be taken to new york after she is done babbysitting for someone in the
They both develop feelings for each other but are afraid to express them. She goes back to school after sometime to investigate and she witnesses Peter Preston and Jason manipulate and molest a girl by the name Charlotte. On another incident she is raped again by Matt and Peter after an English lesson while Rafe was away Job hunting but this time she goes directly to the police to file a compaint and investigations are going. But there are delays as concrete evidence is lacking.
R/s Lavette leaves Kenidre (13), Chrishonna (11), Keausha (9), and Adrianna (5) in the care of legally blind mother, Carrie while she comes out with her boyfriend. R/s Chrishonna has to watch her younger siblings. R/s the children have to eat ramen noodles and Beefaroni. R/s seven to eighty to live in the home. R/s the house is very old and has mold.
As I read the book, The Glass Castle by Jeannette Walls, I discovered how unfortunate other people’s lives can be. The four Walls children; Lori, Jeannette, Brian, and Maureen, all learned how to take care of themselves and each other. Their parents, Rosemary and Rex Walls, weren’t always there to help them when they needed it most. Based on this, I have realized that the four children yearn for freedom rather than safety. The narrator, Jeannette, admired her parents, especially her father.
In the Glass Castle, Jeannette Walls describes her life and the constant struggles her family goes through. Within the first chapter, Jeannette is sitting in a taxi in New York city when she notices her mother digging through the trash. At first, Jeannette becomes very embarrassed since her mother is homeless. Jeannette finally decides to contact her mother's friend, who delivers messages between Jeannette and her mother, and they set up a lunch date. At the lunch date, Jeannette offers her mother money, however, her mom denies it and insists that she likes how she lives.
he play “The Crucible” by: Arthur Miller told the story of Salem, a town in Massachusetts during the time of McCarthyism in 1692. The small town was turned upside down when someone mentioned witches and the townspeople began turning on one another one after the other. A group of girls were the culprits behind this whole tragedy saying they saw people with the devil when they couldn’t see anything at all. A universal theme in this play would be that jealousy contains more of self-love than of love, Abigail Williams did everything she could to get rid of Elizabeth Proctor so that she could have her husband John Proctor’s love all to herself but in reality he did not love her. Throughout it the play revolves around the conflict between the Proctors
Unable to take counseling the right way, Madea gets into trouble again after dropping a lady’s car by using a fork lift. She doesn’t escape jail sentence this time. Linda being worried about josh’s relationship with Candace
Abbey goes and runs off to videotape evidence that her dad is innocent. Noah is the main character, his has the job of going to a boat and sabotaging the owner. Whose boat was sunk by his dad and got him thrown in jail, but he did it because of the reason that the owner was throwing waste in a spot they weren't suppose to.
But, after a shooting happened in the neighborhood and a baby is killed in a hit and ru Tia finds out the truth about her dad. Her dad had shot a girl while trying to commit a robbery years ago and got sent to prison for murder. Keisha tries to tell Tia to give up and stop trying to find out more about her father and that he committed a serious crime and should not be forgiven.
The problem of Mr. ____ gets taken care of when Shug and her discover the letters that Mr. ____ has been withholding. Shug can see that he does not care for Celie at all, and that Celie has to get away from him. After reading the letters, they just lie together and for the first time since Nettie, she has a family member. She calls Shug her sister.
Her faith is weakened at a certain point but then she starts to develop a new perception of God, she begins to see God as a universal being with no gender and race who is present everywhere and in everything that we love or do. She is now able to see God through people, nature, sex, and in the color purple. Alice Walker also gave importance to the value of female bonds and relationships or sisterhood as a means of coping and social support against the alienation experienced by Celie and other black female characters in the novel. Celie’s friends, mainly Shug and Sofia helped her to find her voice and stand up for herself. As the novel progresses, Celie develops strength and eventually gains her freedom towards the end.
Once Shug is able to feel acquainted with Celie they find themselves doing everything together. Shug teaches Celies about herself mentally, spiritually, and physically with her body. The book captures the feelings held between the Celie and Shug with vibrant words and sentences between the two characters. ¨She say, I love you, Miss Celie. And then she haul off and kiss me on the mouth (Walker, 1982).¨
Though Celie sister shields her from physical violence and the right to continue her schooling, Nettie goes
Celie is a young 14 year old girl. Celie gets raped and beat by her father, Alphonso, and she cannot do anything about it. Celie has a pretty younger sister, Nettie, who her father also abuses and rapes. Her mother passed away so they have no mother figure. As she is going through all of the traumatic experiences, Celie writes to God for a guidance.
Celie's father gives her away to Mr.___. Mr.___ wanted the sister Nettie, but their father told him that she was off limits because she was smart. She works all day and doesn't feel loved by Mr.___ or the kids. All she has is her sister and when her sister runs away from her father's house, Mr.___ lets her stay with them. Mr.____ kept hitting on and complementing