Pecola was an
Eleven year old black girl who feels as if being white is the true
meaning of beauty to society and to herself. The Title of this
Novel is The Bluest Eye written by Toni Morrison in the African
American Literature, The novel's focus, however, was on a young
girl named Pecola Breedlove. And Pecola, as we are told in Chapter
11,will be raped by her father around the novel's end. The
beginning states the story so that the reader can know about
Pecola's story ending tragic. The Breedloves were unhappy, and
poor. Their story had seemed in many ways to be settled, as they
were often the victims of events of which they have no control
over. Their situation was a huge contrast to the MacTeers, who were
of the slender means but had
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She wanted to
be beautiful, And though America had already set the standards for
being beautiful a woman that must have " blue eyes, blonde hair,
and white skin" lead Pecola to nothing but insanity because just
when society couldnt accept an ugly little black girl neither
could both she and those around her do so. Pecola wasnt like the
other children, she did not involve herself in any of the teasing,
She was so used to all of the criticism she got because she is not
only black but ugly too. And on Second thought, there was also
Maureen Peal. Who Also is not white but light- skinned which lead
to her being accepted by everyone like the black boys wouldnt trip
her, the white girls didnt suck their teeth at her as they did to
Pecola, the white boys would stone her,and the black girls would
step aside for her whenever she wanted to use the sink. None of the
treatment that Maureen had gotten from people was ever given to
Pecola and this is part of what Pecola was explaining because of
Maureen have lighter skin, she was seen as beautiful, she was given
what Pecola wished she could have ever had and
happiness...Happiness, Is what she wanted that so is the reason why
She believed that being white could have given her,the Privilege of
her having the slightest of Possibility to not having to go through
what she has. She seen them Smiling and she wanted that, Pecola
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It had
occurred to Pecola some time ago that if her eyes...were
different,that it is to say,beautiful,she herself would be
different. Voiced by Claudia MacTeer and she was showing how
Pecola felt strongly towards the fact that the was she was
physically seen was ugly and she didnt accept her for any of it
whether she or others criticized her over how she was and This
connects really strongly towards my thesis on how Pecola felt as if
she were only seen as an ugly little black girl to the society
around her who believed being white was the
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