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Cholly's Rape In The Bluest Eye

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Should we be “Taking Refuge in “How:” Dissecting the Motives Behind Cholly’s Rape in The Bluest Eye”.Rebecca Andrews talks about the actions of cholly is the bluest eye are unacceptable but understandable. In the The Bluest Eye by Toni Morrison, Cholly, one of the main characters rapes his daughter Pecola. Now in this article by Rebecca Andrews, she talks about how the events in the past of Cholly are the reasons why he raped his daughter. The actions that happen in the past are do not explain what we do in the future; it may impact the choices we make but in the end it comes down to our choices.
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