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Sula Peace dies with that being the best of news to the people of the Bottom. Shadrack is left with loneliness but later accompanied by the towns folk as he looks at the moon in the sky.

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"Accompanied by a plague of robins, Sula came back to Medallion. " pg. 89

1937 PG. 94
"In April two men came with a stretcher and she didn't even have time to comb her hair before they strapped her to a piece of canvas. "

1937 PG. 104
"But he could see why she wasn't married; she stirred a mans mind maybe, but not his body

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support a wife.he wasnt really aiming

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pg85 - for the first time that day they relaxed and looked at each other, and liked what they saw
pg83 -his fears lest his burst dream of road building discourage her were never reakized

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Nel's Response to Jude's shame and anger selected her away from Sula. And greater than her friendship was this new feeling of being needed by someone who saw her singly. She didn't even know she had a neck until Jude remarked on it, or that her smile was anything but the spreading of her lips until he saw it as a small miracle.

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Page 145
She picked at the fringe on Sula's bedspread and said softly,"We were friends."
"Oh,yes.Good friends," Sula said.

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"Dying.Just like me.But difference is they dying like a stump.''

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pg. 89 "Accompanied by a plague of robins, Sula came back to Medallion."
pg. 93 "who said I cut off my leg? Well you stuck it under a train to collect insurance."
pg. 94 "In April two men came with a stretcher and she didn't even have time to comb her hair before they strapped her to a piece of canvas. when Mr. Buckland Reed came by . . . "
pg. 96 "The rose mark over Sula's eye gave her glance a suggestion of startled pleasure. It was darker than Nel remembered."
pg. 103 "Jude's temper flared just a bit as he looked at this friend of his wife's, this slight women, not exactly plain, but not fine either, with a copperhead over her eye."

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"That incident, and Teapot's mama, cleared up for everybody the meaning of the birthmark over her eye;it was not a stemmed rose, or a snake, it was Hannah's ashes marking her from the very beginning." pg 114

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Group 3 Trajan, D.j., Jarvis, Sean, Caeden 

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Group 3 Trajan, D.j., Jarvis, Sean, Caeden 

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Brinya B, Kimberly Morales, Nya Daniel, Brittani Laster, Cece Burgess, Kailan Willis, Fraziar Taylor,
Pg 60, 1922 "Sula picked him up by his
hands and swung him outward then around and around. His
knickers ballooned and his shrieks of frightened joy startled
the birds and the fat grasshoppers. When he slipped from
her hands and sailed away out over the water they could
still hear his bubbly laughter. The water darkened and
closed quickly over the place where Chicken Little sank"
Pg. 36, 1921, "Their conversation was easy:
she catching him up on all the gossip, he asking about this
one and that one, and like everybody else avoiding any
reference to her leg. It was like talking to somebody's
cousin who just stopped by to say howdy before getting on
back to wherever he came from. BoyBoy didn't ask to see
the children, and Eva didn't bring them into the
conversation."
Pg. 52 " . Nel Wright and Sula
Peace were both twelve in 1922, wishbone thin and easyassed.
Nel was the color of wet sandpaper--just dark
enough to escape the blows of the pitch-black truebloods
and the contempt of old women who worried about such
things as bad blood mixtures and knew that the origins of a
mule and a mulatto were one and the same....."
Pg. 47 1921
Eva stepped back from the bed and let the crutches rest under her arms. She rolled a bit of newspaper into a tight stick about six inches long, lit it onto the bed where kerosene-soaked Plum lay in snug delight.
-Brinya B.
"But what about plum? what'd you kill plum for, Mamma?"
-Kimberly Morales Pg. 70 1923

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1940- "For the first time in three years she would be looking at the stemmed rose that hung over the eye of her enemy" (138)
"Where they used to go, the two of them, hand in hand, for the 18-cent ice-cream sundaes, past the Time and a Half Pool Hall, where the sprawling men said "pig meat..." (140)
"If we were such good friends, how come you couldn't get over it"(145)
"Her body did not need oxygen. She was dead"(149)

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Group 3 hawn, Nolan, Muhammad, Tj, Deshan, Catlin 

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Group 3 hawn, Nolan, Muhammad, Tj, Deshan, Catlin 

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1927
Nel's Response to Jude's shame and anger selected her away from Sula. And greater than her friendship was this new feeling of being needed by someone who saw her singly. She didn't even know she had a neck until Jude remarked on it, or that her smile was anything but the spreading of her lips until he saw it as a small miracle.
_deshan

Pg. 80 - he wasn't aiming...support a wife
-Nolan

1937
pg 99What they did know was that
you couldn't go anywhere without stepping in their pearly
shit, and it was hard to hang up clothes, pull weeds or just
sit on the front porch when robins were flying and dying all
around you
-TJ

pg.91 Dont you say hello to nobody when you aint seen them for years
-Shawn

1939
Pg. 112 - They said that
Sula slept with white men. It may not have been true, but it
certainly could have been. She was obviously capable of it.                      -Muhammad

pg. 114 "That incident, and Teapot's mama, cleared up for everybody the meaning of the birthmark over her eye;it was not a stemmed rose, or a snake, it was Hannah's ashes marking her from the very beginning."
-Catlin