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For the first time, Alice experiences what it feels like to be ugly. Due to an incident, she lost her right eye and there is a scar that remains. She receives stares, not towards her beauty, but towards the scar. She becomes very self conscious because of this, and feels like the world is against her. Most people begin to treat he differently and she gets sent away to her grandparents. Every day becomes a struggle, and she hardly makes it through each day. She no longer feels like the cute girl she once was, and is disheartened by her misfortunes, "All I know is that my mother might die, my father is not so jolly, my brothers still have their guns, and I am the one sent away from home." (Walker)

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She realizes it is possible to love her self and how she looked.

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Jack Barthels                    Alice feel beautiful when she is younger. She thinks that beauty is what you where and how you act. Alice think the clothes she wears are very beautiful and they make her very beautiful. Alice even says, "I'm the prettiest."                             

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Jack Barthels                    Alice feel beautiful when she is younger. She thinks that beauty is what you where and how you act. Alice think the clothes she wears are very beautiful and they make her very beautiful. Alice even says, "I'm the prettiest."                             

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Alice´s daughter changed the way that she looked at her blind eye because her daughter asked, ¨Mommy, where did you get that world in your eye?¨ Alice starts to realize that there was a world in her eye and a possible way to love her blind eye.

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Alice equates beauty with appearance. She describes in detail her Easter Dress. The imagery emphasizes how she feels "pretty". "I am dressed in a green, flocked, scalloped-hem dress that has its own smooth satin petticoat and tiny hot-pink roses tucked into each scallop. My shoes, new T-strap patent leather, again highly biscuit-polished" (Walker np).

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Alice equates beauty with appearance. She describes in detail her Easter Dress. The imagery emphasizes how she feels "pretty". "I am dressed in a green, flocked, scalloped-hem dress that has its own smooth satin petticoat and tiny hot-pink roses tucked into each scallop. My shoes, new T-strap patent leather, again highly biscuit-polished" (Walker np).

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"there was a world in my eye. and I saw it was possable to love it: that in fact, for all it had taught me of shame and anger and inner vision, i did love it." She's able to find beauty in what she's been through, and how she wants her daughter to love herself.

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When Alice is two, she sees beauty through physical appearance and objects, "Showing off my biscuit polished patent leather shoes and lavender socks, tossing my head in a way that makes my ribbons bounce... 'take me... I'm the prettiest!'"

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Alice feels ugly because of the huge glob that was left in her eye for many year, making her feel insecure when she would get bullied because of it. She goes to a doctor the "the glob" is removed, and instintly she feels like a new person after all those years of a white glob stuck in her eye making her feel ugly.

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Alice's daughter changes her perception by referencing her blind eye as a world, "Mommy, where did you get that world in your eye?" Then Alice starts to look at her eye in a different way as she said," she found a way to love it" she also then goes to talk about how it may negatively affect her, she still embraces it as "deeply suitable to my personality, and even characteristic of me". Her daughter had opened up a new way to look at her eye, a way to love it.

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Alice's idea on self beauty changes at 8 years old because of the accident that had occurred to her and due to this started the chain of constant bullying at her new community at school, this being shown in the following text, "What's the matter with your eye?" they ask, critically. When I don't answer (I cannot decide whether it was an "accident" or not), they shove me, insist on a fight" (Walker). The reason why this happens is because she's viewed as different to them, being visually impaired by the loss of an eye being the reason. So she starts to believe that she is not beautiful, that she is not attractive and that she is indeed ugly because of this.

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Alice idea on self beauty at the age 2 1/2, is on her physical clothes, and with the clothes being the prettiest. In the story it says, "... I stand, hands on hips, before my father. "Take me, Daddy," l say with assurance; "I'm the prettiest!"

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Alice now has a daughter and that helped her realize that its possible to love and think differently"Then Alice starts to look at her eye in a different way," This shows that her outlook on life changes over time.

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Alice shows and sees how Beauty is by her appearance and looks. She feels pretty at age 2 1/2, "Take me, Daddy, .. i'm the prettiest!" (Walker). Alice loves herself and the way she feels about her looks and she automatically shows her beauty.

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Alice now has a daughter who then comes to realize its different and tells her, "there's a world in your eye" (6). This made her perception different and made most of her pain and insecure go away.

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Alice at age 2 1/2 sees beauty as herself which shows that she loves the way she looks. This is shown since she emphasizes that she is the prettiest: "Take me, Daddy. I say with assurance, "I'm the prettiest"(Walker 589). This shows to the reader that she finds that beauty is what she is.

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Alice before the surgery thought that the glob was ugly and everyone was viewed her as the girl with a glob however after the surgery she allowed herself to feel beautiful and be confident. Alice now post surgery she states, “almost immediately I become a different person from the girl who does not raise her head,” (Walker 4).

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Alice thinks that beauty is in how she looks and what she wears. She described her whole outfit in great detail and mentioned how, "I can tell they admire my dress." Her attitude is alos encouraged when people say, "Oh isn't she the cutest thing."

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At age 8, she doesn't think she's pretty as she was when she 6 and younger. "That night, as I do almost every night, I abuse my eye. I rant and rave at it, in front of the mirror. I plead with it to clear up before morning. I tell it I hate and despise it. I do not pray for sight. I pray for beauty." Since the accident, she's been bullied and would get weird glances from people around her. She begins to self-doubt and feels insecure about her eye. Alice doesn't see beauty in herself. But all she wants is to be beautiful again.

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Alice feels ugly because of the white glob that was left on her eye. She visits a doctor and, "The '"glob"' is removed by a doctor named O. Henry"(30). She instantly feels like a new person after this and has more self confidence. She has begun to raise her head and almost start a new life.

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How does Alice's daughter change her perceptions of beauty?

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How does Alice's daughter change her perceptions of beauty?

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Alice comes to love herself and her eye through he daughter's view and can now dance and find acceptance with herself.

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How does she view herself after the surgery and the "glob" is removed?

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How does she view herself after the surgery and the "glob" is removed?

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Alice has a rebirth after her eye is fixed. She now raises her head and he life changes in her mind "Now that I've raised my head I win the boyfriend of my dreams. Now that I've raised my head I have plenty of friends. Now that I've raised my head classwork comes from my lips as faultlessly as Easter speeches did, and I leave high school as valdictorian most popular student, and queen, hardly believing my luck.." (594).

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How and why does her idea of self beauty change?

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How and why does her idea of self beauty change?

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Alice has a loss of confidence, as a result of her scarred eye. She only desires to be "beautiful" again and feels that if her eye was "normal" she would not be bullied and that her life would be better.

She struggles in school.

How does she feel?

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Alice is confident when she recites her speech. She feels good and that makes her confident. She recites her piece in church from memory and with poise.

"I can tell they admire my dress, but it is my spirit, bordering on sassiness they secretly applaud" (Walker 590).

How does she feel? She connects looking good to being confident.

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Alice at 2 1/2 sees herself as confident and "beautiful". She knows she is cute. She feels pretty in the clothes she wear and takes great pains to describe the pretty details like "hot pink roses"

How does she feel?
priviledged compared to her siblings. She gets to go to the fair.
She feel confident: She does not even doubt that she will have to stay home from the fair. She gets her way.