The Bluest Eye, Toni Morrison

The Bluest affection, Toni Morrison There are worldly concerny comely things in this world. There are beautiful wad, beautiful places, and beautiful things. When enounceing a story there are panaches to portray beauty. consequently, on the other(a) hand there are ugly things in this world. Things like the way people look, how situations burn be, or how people can be treated. In e precise agree the author will either look to tell the good parts of a story, or to show the fallacious in the situation. For example, an author could take a individual and tell closely how fill in or poor the person is, and looks to entertain by pointing away those facts. Then on the other hand the author could talk closely how unblemished and rich a persons life is, and looks to entertain by lecture about this. Well in the saucy The Bluest Eye Toni Morrison does not portray beauty, notwithstanding if instead shows the ugliness in the world. Toni Morrison shows that it was precise hard for Pecola in casual life. For starters, Pecola was not the richest person. In fact, she and her family where very poor and living in poverty. As express by Toni Morrison in the novel Although their poverty was traditional and stultifying, it was not unique. (Morrison 38). This restate is talking about the financial issues if the Breedloves family. It states that it is the average poor person situation. Theres zip fastener too deep about the issue. Instead of Toni Morrison talking about how poor the family is, she could have just shed more light on the good things out of the situation. She shows the way Pecola had to feel every snip she wakes up. divulge eat up all of the good things going in the world Pecola has bad things happening to her. Pecola besides has to deal with world ugly. In The Bluest Eye it was also stated No one could have convinced them that were not relentlessly and aggressively ugly. (Morrison 38). This reference is showing the attitude that they had ab out themselves. It says that they felt no one could say much to prove them as not organism ugly. They didnt really think highly of themselves. Toni shows how horrible life was for Pecola and her whole family being reminded every daylight that they are not beautiful. Having in the back of their minds that null feels that they are beautiful. In the novel The Bluest Eye Toni Morrison shows how sick and cruel people can be. Racism was shown very heavily towards Pecolas don Cholly when he was caught in the woods with a washragness missy. Two racial white hands picked the perfect opportunity to show the sickness of racism. A recent oblige stated and we observe Chollys humiliating and traumatic cozy experience at the hands of two white, racist hunters. (Blumenthal 118). The quote tells about a sexual encounter with Cholly. He is caught in the act by two white racist hunters. They proceeded to humiliate him. In the world today sex goes on pretty much everywhere, save it is even wo rse that in this bad-tempered resultant a black man was caught in the act by two racist whites. And, instead of just going about their employment they just had to humiliate him by forcing him to continue as they watched. The two white men showed no remorse. Also, in The Bluest Eye Toni Morrison began to shed a undersize light on the cruelty of a begets relationship. A recent denomination shows a readers feelings about the situation, Father will you play with Jane becomes indicative of something darker (Blumenthal 117). This quote shows hidden darkness. It shows how one phrase can become something totally different. It implies that the father is a negative character. Its just shows the sickness of how a father can go and begin to have feelings for his very own melodic phrase daughter. Toni portrays this in the novel, and in fact has an entire section in it about the father not controlling his feelings, and actually getting physical with his daughter. Toni has no line of work showing how evil the minds of people can be in this day and time, and its only getting worse. Toni Morrison shows how dreams never became reality, and how a young childs is never answered in the particular situation. In the novel Pecola sees her friends and other people around her with beautiful families. She sees this and starts to get ideas about how it would be to have a family like this. In a recent article from a reviewer of The Bluest Eye it was stated she also wants a family different her own. (Hirsch 3). In this quote the author is pointing out what Pecola wants. She wants a family not like her own. She doesnt like the one she has. This shows that there is a real issue due to the fact that a poor petite female child has to go through feeling as if her family isnt so great, and that she could apply a new, more perfect like family. Also Toni Morrison begins the novel off putting in how a perfect family would be with the nib and Jane story. She does this almost as if to t ease the reader that the story will be a perfect life time story. A reviewer recorded Mother, Father, Dick and Jane live in the green -and- white house. They are very happy. (Hirsch 3). This quote shows the perfect family of Dick and Jane. It tells about the house they live in. It is also very vague on details. The reason for Toni Morrison putting this in the beginning of the book was to show you a model beautiful family. Then she writes a novel about a very dysfunctional family. She points out almost everything that could be bad about a family. She shows a daughter being raped, a little girl being inappropriately touched, and a black man being forced to continue to have sex with a girl in front of two racist men.In the novel The Bluest Eye Toni Morrison shows the difficulties and struggles people had to deal with during this time. Most of the time a person is judged only on how they look, and are treated accordingly. In the novel a cleaning lady was decribed in these exact words Pa ulines blackness, her pregnancy, and every other manifestation of her physicality are entirely absent from her visual and cultural intake. (Rokotnitz 396). The quote is talking about Paulines physical appearance. It says that she I basically different on the within than she is on the outside. She may look a certain way but it doesnt mean she feels that way. Even though she has a very different disposition than the way she looks, she still has to deal with those who do not know her personally. She is perpetually judged off of the first look. This is just one of the many situations that where dealt with during this time. Another incident deals with a little girl feeling hangdog about something that she didnt full understand. An article for a reader mentions from the novel Claudia holds herself responsible, believing she was to blame for these unseasonable deaths. (Rokotnitz 401). The quote shows that Claudia feels guilty. She feels responsible for the death of the babies. She is too young at the time to understand the entire situation. This shows the ugliness of the novel. A young girl feels guilty of a death. This isnt something a young child should have to go through. on the nose imagine the hurt she feels and how she will be scared. Toni Morrison portrays the ugliness of the world in the novel The Bluest Eye. For starters, she shows how difficult life can be for the young girl Pecola growing up. Pecola and her family where not wealthy at all. They were actually poor and nothing was unique about them, They were just another poor family, and she had to wake up and deal with this every day. Not only was her and her family poor, but they were also very ugly. No one, including themselves, felt that they were beautiful. They had no hope or self prize for themselves. Morrison also shows the cruelties of the way people were treated with the two white racist hunters forcing Cholly to continue to have sexual relations. And also, how sick a father could be to har ness impure thoughts about a very own blood daughter. Morrison also shows that nothing good happens in this girls life. She dreams of having a perfect family unlike the one she has. In the end, Toni Morrison pointed out nothing beautiful in the story.