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Platon Kovaloff· The NoseNose and social status· The NoseOfficial hierarchy worship and bureaucratic hierarchy· The NoseThe Absurd and the Unexplainable Everyday· The NoseDisappearance and Return of the Nose of Kovalev· The NoseNothing is permanent in this world· The NoseNeva River· The NoseMoscow Grand Market· The NoseIsakiyev Bridge· The NoseShengtian DaJie· The NoseSaint Petersburg· The NoseToria Garden· The NoseNevsky Prospekt· The NoseKovaloff’s nose· The NoseMajor Platon Kovaloff and Ivan Yakovlevitch’s Barber–Customer Relationship· The NoseMajor Platon Kovaloff and Alexandra Podtotchina’s Courtship and Marriage Relationship· The NoseMajor Platon Kovaloff and His Nose· The NoseKovaloff’s nose absence· The NoseThe nose’s independent existence· The Nose25 March· The Nose7 April· The NoseAunt Jimmy’s death· The Bluest EyeCholly and Darlene’s encounter with the white hunters· The Bluest EyeCholly sexually assaults Pecola and makes her pregnant· The Bluest EyeCholly’s abandonment as an infant· The Bluest EyeCholly’s rejection by his father· The Bluest EyeCholly’s sexual assault of Pecola· The Bluest EyeClaudia and Frieda plant marigold seeds· The Bluest EyeClaudia and Frieda look for whiskey for Frieda· The Bluest EyeGeraldine drives Pecola out of the house· The Bluest EyeMaureen Peal insults Pecola and breaks with the MacTeer sisters· The Bluest EyePauline loses a front tooth at the movies· The Bluest EyePauline gives birth to Pecola in the hospital· The Bluest EyePauline knocks Pecola down over the blueberry pie· The Bluest EyePecola’s baby dies· The Bluest EyePecola’s baby’s premature death· The Bluest EyePecola’s descent into madness· The Bluest EyeSoaphead Church’s false miracle· The Bluest EyeBeauty as an action· The Bluest EyeWhite beauty aesthetic· The Bluest EyeSeason structure and children's time· The Bluest EyePecola as the community’s scapegoat· The Bluest EyeLove can become harm· The Bluest EyeBlue-eyed beautiful ideal· The Bluest EyeThe gaze, invisibility, and “unbeing”· The Bluest EyeDick-and-Jane primer· The Bluest EyeMarigolds and barren soil· The Bluest EyeGod’s failure and theological questioning· The Bluest EyeContinuation and transfer of sexual violence· The Bluest EyeFunkiness· The Bluest EyeInternalized racism· The Bluest EyeMarigolds· The Bluest EyeOutdoors· The Bluest Eye“Quiet as it's kept” and narrative complicity· The Bluest EyeWhite beauty standards· The Bluest EyeAll of our waste and all of our beauty· The Bluest EyeBeauty was not simply something to behold; it was something one could do· The Bluest EyeBlue eyes· The Bluest EyeCertain seeds it will not nurture· The Bluest EyeDeep Purple· The Bluest EyeDick and Jane primer refrain· The Bluest EyeLove is never any better than the lover· The Bluest EyePrecious Lord, Take My Hand· The Bluest EyeQuiet as it's kept· The Bluest EyeSee Jane· The Bluest EyeThe bluest eyes· The Bluest EyeWe were not strong, only aggressive· The Bluest EyeCholly and Aunt Jimmy’s guardian-child bond· The Bluest EyeCholly and Pauline Breedlove· The Bluest EyeCholly and Pauline’s marriage· The Bluest EyeCholly and Pecola Breedlove· The Bluest EyeCholly and Samson Fuller’s father-son relationship· The Bluest EyeClaudia and Frieda· The Bluest EyeClaudia and Frieda’s sisterly bond· The Bluest EyeClaudia and Pecola’s friendship· The Bluest EyeClaudia MacTeer and Maureen Peal· The Bluest EyeGeraldine and Junior· The Bluest EyeJunior and Pecola Breedlove· The Bluest EyeMaureen Peal and Pecola Breedlove· The Bluest EyePauline and Pecola Breedlove· The Bluest EyePauline and Pecola’s mother-daughter relationship· The Bluest EyePauline and the Fisher family· The Bluest EyePecola and the MacTeer sisters· The Bluest EyePecola and the women upstairs· The Bluest EyeSoaphead Church and Pecola’s client-manipulator relationship· The Bluest EyeSoaphead Church and Velma’s marriage· The Bluest EyeRespectability and obedience norms for Black women· The Bluest Eye“Let the little children come to me”· The Bluest EyeJim Crow racial order· The Bluest EyeThe racial hierarchy between “Colored” and “nigger”· The Bluest EyeLake Shore Park racial-exclusion rule· The Bluest EyeBeing outdoors (homelessness)· The Bluest Eyedomestic violence in the Breedlove household· The Bluest Eyeinternalized ugliness· The Bluest Eyethe Breedloves' poverty· The Bluest EyeCholly Breedlove's alcoholism· The Bluest EyeCholly's alcoholism· The Bluest EyeCholly's parental abandonment· The Bluest Eyeracial segregation in Lorain· The Bluest EyePauline Williams's foot deformity· The Bluest Eye