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Is Maureen’s behavior consistent with what we’ve seen so far, or is this a change? The bluest eye
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Is Maureen’s behavior consistent with what we’ve seen so far, or is this a change? The bluest eye

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Step-by-step explanation:

  • Appearances. In The Bluest Eye, characters associate beauty with whiteness.
  • Race. Whiteness in The Bluest Eye is associated with beauty, innocence, goodness, cleanliness, and purity
  • Women and Femininity
  • Jealousy
  • Society and Class
  • Love
  • Sex
  • Innocence
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