Bluest Eye

The Bluest Eye Throughout this passage of The Bluest Eye, by Toni Morrison, one feels both sympathy for Claudia and also her frustration. Claudia is angry over the fact that what society excepts as beautiful is something that she can never be because she is black. Claudia releases her frustration on a doll, that is white and considered beautiful and it brings out her anger because she could never look like that. Morrison through her …

…way the author puts one in Claudia’s state of mind one can imagine this hard and unlovable doll and wanting to break it apart. Claudia’s rage is exposed as she breaks it back and knocks all he saw dust out, Claudia can no longer stand for anyone to tell her that that doll is beautiful. Rage posses Claudia and one must think that is that so wrong for Claudia to feel that way