https://padlet.com/shelbypamelahall/8rxh7z4dnyzx en-us 2018-02-21 15:17:32 UTC 2018-02-22 19:27:31 UTC hello@padlet.com shelbypamelahall https://padlet.com/shelbypamelahall/8rxh7z4dnyzx/wish/233784182 After completing the reading, make a new post answering the following questions:

Comparing all of these passages, it is safe to say that the color blue creates a sense of belonging for Lily. Think about T. Ray not knowing her favorite color and August remembering it later in the novel. How do these examples support this statement?]]> 2018-02-21 15:19:15 UTC https://padlet.com/shelbypamelahall/8rxh7z4dnyzx/wish/233784182 https://padlet.com/shelbypamelahall/8rxh7z4dnyzx/wish/234228944 The color blue does create a sense of belonging for Lily. With the topic of her favorite color, she feels that the few people that know this secret are the ones that truly love her, and if those people love her, they are the people that Lily should belong with.]]> 2018-02-22 14:25:45 UTC https://padlet.com/shelbypamelahall/8rxh7z4dnyzx/wish/234228944 https://padlet.com/shelbypamelahall/8rxh7z4dnyzx/wish/234232011 The color blue for Lily creates a sense of belonging through connection. She keeps such things as her favorite color blue secretive, and if someone knows the color blue it means they take interest in her, and this makes her feel wanted. So therefore someone knowing her favorite color means they're connected, and she can trust them for support. ]]> 2018-02-22 14:29:57 UTC https://padlet.com/shelbypamelahall/8rxh7z4dnyzx/wish/234232011 justin_adams21 https://padlet.com/shelbypamelahall/8rxh7z4dnyzx/wish/234242692 It is a sense of belonging for it is her favorite color and when people know your favorite color it gives a feeling that they know about you and accept you where T-ray in all his time never knew while August easily remembered after being told.]]> 2018-02-22 14:44:27 UTC https://padlet.com/shelbypamelahall/8rxh7z4dnyzx/wish/234242692 https://padlet.com/shelbypamelahall/8rxh7z4dnyzx/wish/234248553 The color blue creates the sense of belonging because it shows who really cares about her. T.Ray did´t care enough to know her favorite color, so she did´t fit in with him. When August remembered it, that meant a lot to Lily because it made her feel like she had family. ]]> 2018-02-22 14:52:10 UTC https://padlet.com/shelbypamelahall/8rxh7z4dnyzx/wish/234248553 https://padlet.com/shelbypamelahall/8rxh7z4dnyzx/wish/234254181 In the novel, it shows an invisible venn diagram, comparing the things that both August and T Ray love about her and care It shows that August took the time to get to know a lost white girl in the midst of a segregated nation and got to know her, slowly beginning to love her, and cared about her and the things that not everyone attempt to appreciate, especially T Ray. It shows the familiarity towards August that Lily has now, and expresses the large amount of love that August has for Lily within her favorite color.]]> 2018-02-22 14:59:32 UTC https://padlet.com/shelbypamelahall/8rxh7z4dnyzx/wish/234254181 https://padlet.com/shelbypamelahall/8rxh7z4dnyzx/wish/234262910 The color blue is used throughout the novel to represent a sense of belonging for Lily. T. Ray didn't care enough to notice how much that color meant to Lily and what emotions it evoked in her. However, the women she met understood the color blue and the importance of it. This helped Lily know where she belonged, with the Boatwright sisters and Daughters of Mary.]]> 2018-02-22 15:11:49 UTC https://padlet.com/shelbypamelahall/8rxh7z4dnyzx/wish/234262910 https://padlet.com/shelbypamelahall/8rxh7z4dnyzx/wish/234409671 The color blue creates a sense of belonging for Lily because she hates most things in the world and she likes the color blue. August also remembers that Lily's favorite color is blue and it allows her to feel like she's really a part of a family, as to where T. Ray could never remember something so simple about what she loved.]]> 2018-02-22 18:41:33 UTC https://padlet.com/shelbypamelahall/8rxh7z4dnyzx/wish/234409671 https://padlet.com/shelbypamelahall/8rxh7z4dnyzx/wish/234424683 Later in the book, when August answers for Lily's favorite color by herself, it unlocks something in Lily that tells her that this is where she is supposed to be. She compares to how T.Ray didn't even know her favorite color and thats basically what sealed the deal for Lily.]]> 2018-02-22 19:02:22 UTC https://padlet.com/shelbypamelahall/8rxh7z4dnyzx/wish/234424683 https://padlet.com/shelbypamelahall/8rxh7z4dnyzx/wish/234439641 The sense of belonging Lily receives from the color blue comes from the fact that she belongs with August and her sisters, when before she felt like she never belonged.]]> 2018-02-22 19:25:15 UTC https://padlet.com/shelbypamelahall/8rxh7z4dnyzx/wish/234439641