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Colorful balloons in different shapes and sizes float in the glittery ceiling. On the pastel-color-painted wall with purple and green taffeta hang soft, billowy strips of satin and silk giving the room a soft effect. The chairs are covered by purple cloths with green trimmings. Scattered about the venue are pots of colorful plants with equally interesting arrangement of flowers adding more to the toned-down atmosphere. These plants give an earthy smell that with the fruity and breezy aroma emitted by various aromatherapy candles which served as centerpieces to Formica tables. The candles, contained in glass wares of gritty textures made by the pasted sands colored in varying hues of brown, give the room an eerie, closeted effect. Entering the room, one can sense a mysterious, but pleasant and comfortable feeling where one can just relax and chill.
Interesting food line up on the long, light-green-clad table positioned on the right side. The overpowering aroma of candles and plants are not able to contain the delicious aroma of the buffet. The sumptuous, mouth-watering buffet contains pastries shaped and made realistic to look like flowers fill the deep porcelain bowls. When one bites to each piece, one can not only taste the sweetness and nectar-taste, but smell the fruity aroma of each pastry piece as well. This goes gloriously delectable with the various dips of sweet and sour and meaty mixes of chocolates, and fruits. At the end of the table is a fountain of violet-colored liquid melodiously flowing down the slope of a small mountain with a meandering path.
The sound of flowing rivers, with the chirps of busy and mating birds and insects, and the sweet and soft melody of a harp being played in the background soothe the mind and spirit of any wandering soul with a healthy appetite and curious and adventurous palate that enters the cafe.
Color Purple While setting is extremely important in most stories, it is essential to Alice Walker's The Color Purple. Celie's life is extremely tragic, but it is important to the outcome of the story for one to view Celie, not as a victim, but as the protagonist, and, eventually, the hero. In order to view Celie in this manner, it has to be clear that she begins the story without any
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I had to fight my daddy. I had to fight my brothers. I had to fight my cousins and my uncles. A girl child ain't safe in a family of men" (46). Sofia is brazen and outspoken and has little in common with the often-beaten and intimidated Celie. Celie says, "I like Sofia, but she don't act like me at all. If she talking when Harpo and Mr. ____ come
Expressions Through Writing In The Color Purple, symbolism is used to reflect the struggles of the main characters. The main protagonist is Celie, who is a young African-American girl in the South. She is not fitting in with society for a number of reasons. First, she has a very low social standing, being part of the underclass. But in addition to this, she is abused by her father, Alphonso. Celie is
Color Purple- Film and Book The Color Purple is a deeply through-provoking and highly engrossing tale of three black women who use their personal strength to transform their lives. Alice Walker's work was published in 1982 and it inspired Steven Spielberg so much that he began working on its film version as soon as the novel won accolades for its brilliant storyline and powerful narrative. However the movie, though it
Color Purple, directed by Steven Spielberg and based on the eponymous novel by Alice Walker, recounts the tale of Celie Harris and the obstacles she had to overcome in order to achieve the freedom she longed for and deserved. The Color Purple deals with many social issues including racism, sexism, and poverty, but a major underlying theme within the film is belonging. There are many ways in which the