Walker Evans

Objective Observation Teacher sets up stations with materials such as popsicle sticks, glue paper , paint, markers, crayons and strings. Teachers tells students that she needs three to a table Child quickly rush and find their friends Child one says “cool come to my table” to child two. Child to says “okay, yay” and tells me that they are best friends all with a big smile Child three walks over and sits down quietly Teacher announces to class that they can make whatever they want using materials

mentally, and physically abused by men. They are degraded by society and stripped away their sense of self worth. However when given a strong sisterly bond between another female, one may regain their self-confidence. “The Color Purple” Author Alice Walker creates a theme based on sisterhood, and instills in the novel the power of love and friendship through the protagonist and narrator Celie. She develops a bond with her lover and supporter, Shug Avery, as well as her sister Nettie, and her friend

around her, but still has to face the impotency to be forced to the conformed social norms, thus, enlightening the juxtaposed static ideas of Celie’s surroundings and trying to gain her own identity. The setting of this novel is never very clear, but Walker gives the hint at that it is pre-civil rights era with how each character is talked to and how African American people are mentioned in the quotes of the white people in the novel. Celie as a young girl was raped commonly and given away for an arranged

of one of the most fast-paced, suspenseful films that will have you craving every running minute. Viewers’ eyes will widen the very moment the opening scene is presented as he or she is thrown right into the action with the actors themselves. Paul Walker works with New Line Cinema to bring a film for ages to come. This crime thriller will reach every pleasure that movie watchers seek in an unforeseen film through its intense, prodigious cinematography, suspenseful storyline, and synchronous soundtrack

In Color Purple, Celie lives most of her life without a family, but then her friendships grow enough to be family. At the end of the movie, Celie was finally surrounded by the family that she had been wishing for all along. Celie lives with Shug at the end of the movie in the house her real father left to her. And just like the letter Nettie sent to Celie when she told Celie to watch for her in the sunset, she came to Celie in the end. Nettie found where Celie lived, and went to her, and with her

The play The Color Purple shows the way women are portrayed with lost voices. Celie one of the main characters was a very lost girl from the start of the play. She grew up with mistreatment and rape throughout most of her young years. As the play continued Celie grew older and smarter, she created a great relationship with her younger sister Nettie, in which she took care of and loved. Even though, Celie went through many obstacles she still attempted to show her strength amongst others. When Pa

accomplished works, including The Color Purple novel and its 1985 film version (Walker 314), Alice Walker whole heartedly engages her readers by inviting them into her imagination and fervor for feministic intrigue. Her short story “Everyday Use”, from the short story collection “In Love and Trouble”, illuminates subtle differences between a family’s country traditions and one who escaped them to be engulfed in the city. Walker sets the stage by explaining the family’s living situation, then following

The Color Purple has an unusual plot that exemplifies a woman's life through her dilemmas and hardships. Celie’s only means of survival are to accept her harsh reality. Celie's take us through a series of letters to God, some never sent or received to ever be looked at. The letters were her way of keeping her sanity in an abusive world from her father Alfonso and Albert, where only a few others cared to pay attention to her. The mid-point of her life comes after Celie's husband takes home the woman

50s b. Three adjectives that would describe Celie are scared, timid, and vulnerable. The quote that supports my choices is “I think about Nettie, dead. She fight, she run away. What good it do? I don’t fight, I stay where I’m told. But I’m alive” (Walker 21). c. Celie is a round and dynamic character due to the big change she goes through in the novel. At the beginning she was obedient

characters they will be able to fully appreciate the incredibly powerful story being told. In Alice Walker’s novel The Color Purple we are introduced to many oppressed women and how they chose to let their pasts affect them. Through her storytelling Walker shows the power of feminine friendship and how her characters either rise above the past or let it prevent them from developing their own voice. Sofia’s claim that a girl has to be strong in a world full of men sets the tone for the oppressed in