When Pecola goes to the candy store, the manager is frustrated with her because she is not communicating with her very clearly, and then he is afraid to touch her hand to get the money for the candy. Pecola tells herself that if she had beautiful eyes, her parents wouldnвЂ™t fight, so she prays for blue eyes every night, without fail.

Pecola sits silently and wills herself to disappear, but my bit, until only her eyes remain, like they always do. The son, Sammy, joins in and knocks Cholly out, and encourages his mother to kill him. Breedlove sneezes, so she pours cold water on ChollyвЂ™sВ headВ and they start fighting. (Something strange, the children donвЂ™t call her mom or mother, they call her Mrs. The two have an unspoken agreement not to kill each other. He has had several instances of massive humiliation, and he is very angry very randomly, so much so that he surprises himself.

Breedlove wouldnвЂ™t be able to assume the role of вЂmartyrdom,вЂ™ as the narrator says she imagines herself as being. Even though they fight violently a lot, the narrator says that the two need each other.В WithoutВ Cholly,В Mrs. She wakes him several times for coal, and tells him she better not sneeze once. Breedlove is going to fight with ChollyВ today, because he came home drunk. If the Breedloves would be a little more confident, they would be a lot more attractive. This is a hint of what I thought the novel would be about at first glance, self-acceptance. They had shapely lips that drew attention to the face, and there you thought that they were ugly but you couldnвЂ™t tell why until you saw that they are ugly because they think they are ugly. Here, the narrator announces that the Breedloves live in the storefront because they are poor and black, and they stay there because they think that they are ugly.

Who is pecola in the bluest eye