ge of sanity, a disturbing image created with the precise same words that created the seemingly peaceful and commonplace image of the first paragraph. The third paragraph repeats the same words with no punctuation and with no spaces between words so that the frenzy reaches hysterical proportions. All normal linguistic meaning is lost in a jumble of letters, but the jumble itself is symbolic of a society in decay and of an image that was never accurate in the first place being reflected through a mind that is hysterical to believe it through repetition.
This becomes the image that bleeds into the story of the Breedlove family and the mental deterioration of Pecola Breedlove, a young black woman who lives in the shadow of a white society that believes the image as it relates to whites and that seems to demand that blacks live up to t
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