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The Color Purple by Alice Walker

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February 24, 2014

 

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She is also thrilled to find outthat her children are ok, and that it wasn't her father that had raped her when she was a teenager, but her stepfather, so her children won't be "dunces" as she's been told that children of incest are.When she knows that Nettie is still alive, her attitude changes a little more...
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She writes one letter to God saying "Now I know Nettie alive I begin to strut a little bit. Think, When she come home us leave here. Her and me and our two children." (154) She finally gets the courage to stand up for herself one day when Shug says that she and Grady are going to leave for Memphis, and then says that Celie is going with them...
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