One character in this novel is tricked into feeding poisoned meat to an old dog with sea-green pus in its eyes.
One character in this novel is tricked into feeding poisoned meat to an old dog with sea-green pus in its eyes. Another character in this novel is beaten for "playing nasty" after trying to help a friend through her first menstruation. During his great aunt's funeral banquet, one character in this work cavorts in the grass with Darlene, but is forced by two men with shotguns to have sex with her while they watch. That character from this novel marries a woman with a deformed (*) foot, named Pauline, and has a daughter who visits the celibate pedophile Soaphead Church. This novel's chapter titles are derived from a "Dick and Jane" story. In this novel, Claudia MacTeer narrates the tale of a girl who was raped by her own father, Cholly. For 10 points, name this work in which Pecola Breedlove desires the title symbol of white girls' beauty, the first novel by Toni Morrison.
One character in this novel is tricked into feeding poisoned meat to an old dog with sea-green pus in its eyes.
The Bluest Eye