Comparative Key Quotations (Edexcel A-Level English Literature): Flashcards

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Maisie's exposure in corrupt adult world

Constant conflict between parents forcing early maturity

Celie's age when first abused & seeks divine help

14 years old; pleads to God for understanding

How Maisie asserts independence

Through resistance rather than submission

Celie's initial empowerment strategy

Passive endurance: 'I don't fight, I stay where I'm told'

Maisie's feeling toward her parents

Profound disconnect due to emotional neglect

How Celie is silenced by stepfather

Told 'You better not never tell nobody but God'

Maisie's identity struggle

Can't form coherent sense of self amid manipulation

Maisie's survival strategy

Navigate cautiously through unstable environment

Mrs. Wix's influence on Maisie

Model of strength, integrity, courage, and loyalty

Shug Avery's role in Celie's transformation

Instrumental in empowerment, helps realise self-worth

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