My 7 items that I presented for my Multi-Literature Final

 Prompt Response: The seven objects that I did for my Multi-Literature Final was a pair of jeans (represented a type of freedom and independence of not following social norms), an old shirt I had for about a year (presented her development of being independent and being able to earn her own money out of making clothes), aluminum foil (represented her reflection of herself acting as a mirror), A purple flower (represented Joy, beauty, and spiritual awakening), A paper (represented Celie's letter's that she wrote on, showing her voice and how she felt internally, a bible (represented Celie's religious path or spiritual path to God throughout the book), and my final object, a key! The key represented her finding herself at the end of the book and being content with herself, a happy ending. 



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