What is a key structural feature of the novel?

What leads to Velutha’s death?

Why does Ammu marry Baba?

What trauma causes Estha to withdraw into silence?

What best describes Baby Kochamma’s character?

What does the title The God of Small Things represent?

What causes Sophie Mol’s death?

Who convinces Estha to falsely accuse Velutha?

What is the significance of the History House in the novel?

Who discovers the moth that changes Pappachi’s life?

What does Geraldine’s treatment of Pecola reveal about internalized racism?

Why do the black boys bully Pecola, according to the analysis?

What does Maureen’s appearance, particularly her "dog tooth," symbolize in Morrison’s critique of beauty standards?

Why are Claudia and Frieda different from other children in their perception of Maureen Peal?

What literary device is primarily used in Claudia’s description of her father?

Where is Shelley buried?

What is the symbolic meaning of the wind in Shelley’s poetry?

What emotional shift is visible in Shelley’s later poetry?

Where did Shelley spend his final years and produce his best poetry?

Why did Shelley marry Harriet Westbrook?

Shelley’s pamphlet The Necessity of Atheism led to:

What inspired Shelley’s early rebellion at school?

Shelley is grouped among those who:

Shelley’s poetry is described as being divided into:

What does Shelley compare himself to in "Ode to the West Wind"?

How does Pecola interact with the three prostitutes upstairs?

What happens at the candy store with the white shopkeeper?

Why does Pecola want blue eyes?

What causes Mrs. Breedlove and Cholly to fight in Chapter 3?

What kind of home do the Breedloves live in?

What is the symbolic meaning of the Dick and Jane passages before each chapter?

How do Claudia and Frieda react to Pecola's menstruation?

What does the term “outdoors” mean in Claudia’s family context?

What is Claudia’s initial attitude toward baby dolls and Shirley Temple?

What does Rosemary Villanucci symbolize in the first chapter of Autumn?

What does the last name "Breedlove" symbolize in the novel?

What does the narrator suggest about Pecola's name in the novel?

What is the symbolic meaning of marigolds in the novel?

Why did Toni Morrison choose 1941 as the setting for the novel?

What is the significance of the Dick and Jane books in The Bluest Eye?

How is the text of the prologue structured to reflect the theme of the novel?

In the prologue, what does the narrator say about the marigolds?

Which season does The Bluest Eye begin with?

What is the significance of the three versions of the simulated Dick and Jane text in the novel?

What is the structure of The Bluest Eye?

What is Pecola Breedlove's primary desire in the novel?

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

What is the name of the character who is a self-styled spiritualist?

What was Toni Morrison awarded in 1993?

Who are Claudia and Frieda MacTeer?