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  • Essay / An Analysis of The Bluest Eye by Toni Morrison - 1692

    In The Bluest Eye, Toni Morrison often showed the devastating effect that low self-esteem and lack of respect for others can have. self. Pecola Breedlove had a very difficult life. She was raped by her father, ignored by her mother and considered ugly by everyone. If even she felt valued and grew tired of others' perceptions by acting in a way that showed her confidence, she could have stopped the harsh treatment she faced. Plus, even when people were taunting her, she could have, instead of looking scared, been bold. Claudia, another girl the same age as Pecola, is a good example. Claudia did not allow herself to have a negative view of her appearance. Instead, she didn't let just anyone spend any time of the day with her. She did not tolerate taunts because she felt she was worth