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Neila, Julia B, Catherine, Harper; Amelia, Julia M, Isabella, Ana

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Neila, Julia B, Catherine, Harper; Amelia, Julia M, Isabella, Ana

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"I imagined the door had gotten stuck and Papa was trying to open it. If I imagined it hard enough, then it would be true. I sat down, closed my eyes, and started to count. Counting made it seem not that long, made it seem not that bad. Sometimes it was over before I even got to twenty. I was at nineteen when the sounds stopped. I heard the door open. Papa's gait on the stairs sounded heavier, more awkward, than usual" (Adichie 33).

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Kambili is striving for Papa's attention and wants him to be proud of her.

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"' Why do you think I work so hard to give you and Jaja the best? You have to do something with all these privileges. Because God has given you much, he expects much from you. He expects perfection" (Ngozi Adichie).

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Kambili needs to stop being a people pleaser.

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aunt ifeoma should do more to help the children and mama beatrice.

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Misuse of Scripture

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"'If Papa says it is all right,' Jaja said. Papa smiled at Jaja, and I wish I had said that" (Adiche 97).

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"Every time Aunty Ifeoma spoke to Papa, my heart stopped, then started again in a hurry. It was the flippant tone; she did not seem to recognize that it was Papa, that he was different, special. I wanted to reach out and press her lips shut and get some of that shiny bronze lipstick on my fingers" (Adichie 77).

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"I needed him to hug me close and say that to whom much is given, much is also expected. I needed him to smile at me, in that way that lit up his face, that warmed something inside me. But I had come second. I was stained by failure"(Ngozi Adichie).

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"Jaja's defiance seemed to me now like Aunty Ifeoma's experimental purple hibiscus: rare, fragrant with undertones of freedom, a different kind of freedom from the ones the crowd waving green leaves chanted at Government Square after the coup. A freedom to be, to do" (Adichie 16).

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"'Eh? You like coming to this bush place?' His eyes widened theatrically. 'Do you have friends here?' 'No,' we said. 'So what do you do un this back of the beyond, then? he teased. Jaja and I smiled and said nothing. 'They are always so quiet,' he said, turning to Papa. 'So quiet.' 'They are not like those loud children people are raising these days, with no home training and no fear of God,' Papa said, and I was certain that it was pride that stretched Papa's lip and lightened his eyes."

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Papa acts the way he does due to the fear of not being in control.

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unrealistic expectations

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Kevin isn't so great; he always tells Papa when Jaja and Kambili don't follow his rules

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Fear and misunderstanding

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freedom vs. tyranny

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We don't like the Aunt :)

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Love vs. control

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She wouldn't crave academic validation if it wasn't for her father

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people dont understand how papa really is