The Bluest Eye
This story begins with Rosemary Villanucci, which is the neighbor of the MacTeer’s, making fun of Claudia and Frieda MacTeer while she was sitting her nice little Villanucci’s Buick. The girls were picking up coal that had fell out of the railroad cars. The house that they live in has quite a bit of space, but it is very old and has lots of bugs crawling around it. One day while the girls were gathering up some coal Claudia caught a nasty cold. Her mother was mad, but she was not mad at Claudia she was mad at the sickness. Claudia thinks that her mother is mad at her though. Her sister helps make Claudia feel better by singing to her. The MacTeers are getting a new tenant, Henry Washington. The girls heard their mother talking about him saying he was going to live with old Miss Della Jones. They also hear their mother say that he shouldn’t live with her because she is old and senile. Mrs. MacTeer talked about how miss Jones’s husband ran of and left her for another woman because he thought Miss Jones smelled too clean for him. Henry has never been married and he has a good rep of being a good worker and he can keep a job. When he gets there the girl love him because he always
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Approximate Word count = 3112
Approximate Pages = 12 (250 words per page double spaced)
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