Who Is Pecola Build A Stable Identity?

In the book written by Toni Morrison, The Bluest Eye, our main character Pecola chances to build a stable identity are derailed by both outside influences, and internal conflicts. In the areas of outside reason, would include society its self at that time period of history, her environment which is hugely influenced by her parents and also how her parents view themselves, from especially their personal experiences, and last would be the fact what Pecola herself see herself in a certain image which is hugely based upon her economic status. In the areas of internal. In the area of outside influences Pecola has many hurdles within her reality
Racial society where because she is African American immediately makes her second class in the society she has to live in. Her parents both believe that they are dirty because of things from their past which influences a child view of themselves by looking around the environment they are in. Pecola comes from a poor and impoverished family that has had less education then most in her
In the areas of outside reason, would include society its self at that time period of history, her environment which is hugely influenced by her parents and also how her parents view themselves from especially their personal experiences, and last would be the fact what Pecola herself see herself in a certain image which is hugely based upon her economic status. In the areas of internal they are similar for all thing external we dissect within internal conflicts related to the external components. A great from the breeedloves “The Breedloves did not live in a storefront because they were having temporary difficulty adjusting to the cutbacks at the plant. They lived there because they were poor and black, and they stayed there because they believed they were ugly. (Morrison, Toni Bluesy eyes, Section1.Ch2. line