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Which character is central to the novel's exploration of beauty and self-worth?

AClaudia MacTeer

BPecola Breedlove

CCholly Breedlove

DFrieda MacTeer

Answer:

B. Pecola Breedlove

Read Explanation:

Pecola is central to the novel's exploration of beauty and self-worth because her story revolves around her deep desire to have blue eyes, believing they will make her beautiful and socially acceptable, and the tragic consequences of this desire. 


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