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    these is the fact that they can end. Sisterhood is something that goes deeper than that‚ it is something that is life-long and unconditional. Sula and Nel shared a sisterhood bond in Sula. Though they might not have endured the same struggles during their times together and apart‚ both women experienced the same type of bond‚ the bond of sisterhood. Sula and Nel depended on each other for support and self-acceptance. It was like they were not complete if the other one was not around. They began

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    In Toni Morrison’s novel “Sula” the reader notices that many of the given names and nicknames of the characters in this novel are somewhat unusual‚ suggesting that there is underlying symbolic meaning and importance in Morrison’s naming. There are a number of different approaches that one could take with an essay on this subject. One approach might be to consider how naming fits within African-American literary tradition and culture. Such an essay on “Sula”‚ however‚ would require external sources

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    Although Sula is represented as an evil source in the black community‚ her perspective of life was not bad enough to earn that role. Her actions and attitudes towards the community is reckless and hurtful‚ but they must been a reason for her ways. Everyone has their own perspective on life‚ so maybe thats what Sula had in mind when she grew up. Her life is much different than Nels so‚ it would turn out more complicated or easier than hers. But in the end with Sula’s habits and problems

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    describe Sula’s birthmark which looks different to several people in The Bottom. Does the birthmark reflect their fears or dreams? How so? Lots of people see Sula in different lights. Their relationship with her determines what they may see above her brow. Most of her relatives and her best friend Nel see a rose. Shadrack‚ the town crazy‚ sees a tadpole. Jude first sees a copperhead snake. How her birthmark ‘shifts’ depends on the mood and notions of the person viewing it. It has nothing

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    Sula” The story of the two girls friendship is the part that I found relatable. I too have a best friend and we may be very different that Sula and Nel but we all have that relationship of a best friend who is your support system through your adolescence. This is what Nel and Sula provided for each other. Both girls came from such varied backgrounds. Nel‚ coming from a small family that was quiet and organized. Her father was alive‚ but never around. Sula came from quite the opposite. Sula had

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    Annotated Bibliography Sula Morrison‚ Toni. Sula. [1st ed. New York: Knopf; [distributed by Random House]‚ 19741973. Print. The beginning of the book takes place in a place called the Bottom‚ and the first person they talk about is Shadrack. He has returned from WWI a veteran‚ and when he finally gets out of the hospital after being injured‚ he starts National Suicide Day as a way to deal with death. Then we meet Helene Sabat‚ her grandmother Cecile‚ and her daughter Nel. Helene is very

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    Sula Reading Guide IB Lang. & Lit. Part 4 Sula is a novel about two childhood friends‚ Nel and Sula‚ set in a small town of Medallion‚ Ohio. Through the girls’ story‚ we are exposed to the complexities of modern life. To read this novel effectively‚ you must suspend judgment. Look at what the author is trying to say‚ read metaphorically‚ instead of literally. Because the novel is so short (174 pages) you need to read carefully. Discussion questions: 1. Sula is in many ways a study

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    Feminism and anti-feminism in Sula: Right or wrong? Feminism has been in society for decades. In some societies‚ we see how women are kept in their boundaries. In some countries women have to cover their entire bodies in clothing to keep from dishonoring their families. In most traditional societies a woman is to remain virginal to be considered worthy of marriage. In America‚ women were constrained to the household and weren’t allowed to work or vote. These actions were and are considered by some

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    Although Sula is arranged in chronological order‚ it does not construct a linear story with the causes of each new plot event clearly visible in the preceding chapter. Instead‚ Sula uses "juxtaposition‚" the technique through which collages are put together. The effects of a collage on the viewer depend on unusual combinations of pictures‚ or on unusual arrangements such as overlapping. The pictures of a collage don’t fit smoothly together‚ yet they create a unified effect. The "pictures" of Sula’s

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    November 2012 Paper #2 As my classmate‚ Ethan Salem‚ said in his historian’s report‚ the book‚ “Sula” has a distinct secondary focus to the relationships between parents and their children. In the story “Sula”‚ we witness a friendship between two friends fade away through the years as they grew. Betrayal serves as the main cause of the halt in the friendship between Nel Wright and Sula Peace. One of the side characters in the story‚ Eva‚ Sula’s grandmother‚ plays a significant role in the

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