American novel "The Bluest eyes" by Toni Morrison

"The bluest eyes" by Toni Morrison 

      

Toni Morrison has one of best and Morrison has observes so many think in reality of society and men how they treated to women and also we see that criminal and tyrannical world of American society and gender disparity, women beauty at theme in this novel. American literature and how society in many changes or problems between in realty see in many novel, poem, poetry, ballad, drama etc. In American in this age, society in black and white different and children and women are not safe here. His writing has contemporary American literature.
 

Toni Morrison wrote this novel “The bluest eyes” titled has well appropriated and how relationship between men and women. In novel begun that at Claudia and Frieda Mac Teer live in Ohio with their parents. Pecola has protagonist and she is poor black girl. She brought up in the modern American society and unlucky girl feted to meet her tragic doom. Toni Morrison has narrated and ported to Pecola has black girl child and how society has cruel to them. She becomes victim of the prevalent social system of her time. In novel goes way, The Mac Teer family takes two other people in their home, Mr. Henry and Pecola. Her parents are constantly fighting and we see that physically and verbally. Pecola is continually being told and reminder of what an “ugly” girl she is and we see that how gender different and women beauty are very important. And we know that fueling her desire to be Caucasian with blue eyes.

In novel Morrison  has narrated to  tragical way in novel end and how gender disparity of while Pecola is doing dishes, her father intoxicated rapes her. And she is black and no any argues or said that her father and you can see that how father is rapes his daughter and this image are very cruel and see that social reality in this scene.

The bluest eye is a novel contains several relationships, although the relationships never end pleasantly. As we find that how father has to drunk and criminal of mind and novelist also social situation of men sexual desire, they are doing that cruel. Cholly’s friend Blue Jack and both became close friend Cholly enjoyed the company and he didn’t have much faith in religious or almightily god.  Cholly has bad character and he is father but we see that his moral and orthodox beliefs prevalent in black community. Pauline and Cholly married life are not good and both fight him. In this novel “The Bluest eyes” in Pecola has center but in her tragedy that she is black child. At time pass that seemingly a combination of both love and hate.

Main themes of the novel:

Beauty is subjective
  Love  is only as good as the lover
  Gender disparity
  Sacrifice
   Sexual desire

 So, we can say that “The bluest eye is a novel based on life of black women and it is written by a black woman itself. Morrison has described the world wide gender disparity by her characters like Pecola. Here are many recurring implications to the superiority of whites over blacks. And we can says that black women of this novel are presented as the victims of the white beauty standards of society and some of them, but we see that how men are attracted to white beauty and they are evil behaviors of black women and society are also witness. So we can says that white women has  beauty and black women has ugly, but we find that this novel in Pecola desire has unfulfils and she is hopeless desire to be identifies a white girl eventually drives Pecola to insanity.