Comments:
- August finally made it clear as to why she did not want to get married; because she felt as if she didn't want to give up her autonomy.
- Racism becomes a common thing in this chapter. It is portrayed numerous times.
- Lily is hurt by the picture she sees in Mr. Forest office, the picture of him and his daughter.
- She decides to call her Dad and speak to him herself, but she could not explain to him anything, all her did was yell at her like he usually does.
- Lily writes a letter to her dad expressing her feelings towards him, the way speaks to her, the way he treats her, etc.
Questions:
- If a white man is dating a black women then it must be legal, why are they making it a big deal?
- Was Lily hurt by the picture of Mr. Forest and his daughter? did it remind her of the relationship she did not have with her dad?
- Is Lily suddenly depressed and becoming weaker/ letting her emotions show more?
- Why does she call the "Black Mary" 'Mother'? Does it remind her of her own?
- "Her eyes were mysterious and her skin dark brown with a glow, darker than toast and looking little like it had been buttered."( 138)- Imagery
- "I was wishing I had a story like that one to live inside of me with so much loudness you could pick it up on a stethoscope"(pg142)-Metaphor
- "I did have about ending my mother's life and sort of ending my own at the same time."(pg 142)-Symbolism
- Obadiah(pg141)-a Minor Prophet.
- venetian(pg 160)- of or pertaining to Venice or its inhabitants.
- This chapter glossed over the emotions that Lily held against her father, and how much she needed her mother.
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