The Color Purple
Celie and Nettie both went through hard times although there was an array of differences between the two. They both came out stronger and more aware of the oppression that women of that generation had to face. They were Eventually able to break away from the vicious cycle of man dominating over woman and keeping her below himself and insinuating that they were “the Weaker sex”. Celie and Nettie both were embarked on a spiritual journey, but both were so different in multiple ways. Celie's journey was filled with constant pain, suffering, loss, anger, and oppression. Nettie also had a hard life, too, but hers’ was made much easier because of Celie. She kept Nettie out of harms way …for example, on page eight, Celie begins her journal entry by writing, “I ast him to take me instead of Ne
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Some common words found in the essay are:
Celie Nettie, Celies Children, celie nettie, Africa Samuel, , stand themselves, discover themselves, celies children, nettie hard,
Approximate Word count = 557
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)
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