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Hannah walk into Eva room wondering and saying Mamma, did you ever love me, Plum or Pearl. Eva was outrage that at Hannah how could she say that, she fight to put food into her children mouth and clothe on there back with tremendous struggle. However, she didn't have the opportunity to have funny loving time with her children. Hannah looked into Eva eyes and ask why did you kill Plum. She burst out into tears because of the condition, that Plum wanted to crawl back into her womb. Eva clarify that he had become a child again, looking back when he was constipated the horror and danger to his life, she felt earlier years. Hannah was telling Eva about her dream about a red bridal grown, but Eva wasn’t really thinking about it, she was too distracted by 13 years old Sula. …show more content…
And Mrs. Suggs, throw a tub of water and Hannah, but it did not put out the flames, it only made it steam. Both of then were rush to the hospital in an ambulance, Hannah died on the way to hospital. Old Willy Fields, an Orderly, boasted that he save Eva life an indisputable fact which she herself admitted and she cursed him for thirty-seven year thereafter. She remember the dream earlier that wedding mean death and red gown was the fire, she recall seeing sula on the porch watching her mom burning in her suspicion. Sula was dumb struck, Eva was convinced that Sula watching him burn not because she was paralyzed, but interested. In addition, Jude Greene work as a waiter for 20 year at Medallion hotel. There is a plan to build a new road to the river , Jude is longing to do a man’s job he hope to get a job in the project. However, he was disappointed they were just hiring white men, his arm aches for something heavier than a trays, this would made his life financial better too. Just after graduation he decided married Nel they had a ugh ceremony. Gradually she accept the conventional belief of her mother, after all the trauma, and be a submissive wife. Shortly after she left

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