Skip to main content

Purple Hibiscus Response

Papa is a very important character in the book. He is very aggressive and is very controlling. He is also a very confusing character. When mama was pregnant he hurt her for not feeling good and wanting to stay in the car. He then told the family to hope that she is forgiven for her sins. But she hasn't even sinned for anything. 

Papa always tell his family what not to do, but he does the exact opposite. I know that he works hard so his family can have anything, but he is not a very good father. Kimbili can't really have any friends because they are a 'distraction'. Everyone is really quiet and they are nervous around each other. 

Comments

  1. I agree that Papa is so focused on telling his family what not to do, that he does what he is telling his family not to. Also, he is the cause for Kambili being called a "backyard snob".

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Launch Day

My favorite speaker was Louise Andreef's thesis on social media. I liked how she supported girl power. The term "It Girl" was very clever. I could relate to the presentation because I have used social media to find clothes that I like and purchased. It was something that I was really interested in and I understood what she was talking about. When she had the example of the influencers I was already following most of those people. She was really good at talking to people and I could tell she knew what she was talking about. She didn't have to look at the board at all and didn't freeze when she was talking. I loved Launch day because it was a super fun day and I got to hang out with my friends the whole time.

My love for Fat Cow

I truly cannot put into words how much I love Fat Cow. Fat Cow has been there for me through everything: after track meets, after school, summer days when there is nothing to do, wow Their milkshakes make me sing, Their burgers make me cry with happiness, The whole place is perfect. And I know when I have stress, I go to Fat Cow and I have so much respect for the owners, the workers, and most of all cows.