an in her life has, she begins to address letters to her sister, Nettie. This not only illustrates Celie's loss of faith in God, but also the deep scar that men have left in her life. Celie can no longer withstand the constant abuse and demand inflicted upon her by men. Her anger and resentment towards men and God are reflected in her letters, giving her the outlet she needs to convey her deepest emotions.
             Celie's last letter exhibits th
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