dec 10/11

 Prompt: At the end of the novel, Celie reconnects with Nettie and forms more peaceful relationships with the people who once harmed her. Reflect on the theme of reconciliation. Have you ever restored a relationship, forgiven someone, or been forgiven in a way that changed you? How does the novel’s ending shape your understanding of forgiveness across different cultures or families?

Celie’s reconciliation shows that forgiveness helps people heal and move forward. I have forgiven someone before, and it helped me feel more at peace. The ending shows that forgiveness can be different in families and cultures, but it brings understanding and growth.

The ending of the novel highlights forgiveness as a way to heal relationships.

Forgiveness can be difficult, but it helps people find peace and move on.

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