When Celie says, “The God I been praying and writing to is a man. And act just like all the other mens I know,” she expresses disappointment, betrayal, and disillusionment. Discuss a moment in your own life when something you believed in turned out to be different than what you imagined. How did this realization shape your identity or worldview?

 Prompt Response: A time were something I believed turned out different from what I imagined was Santa clause. This realization shaped my worldview by used to believing that there was somebody watching our actions and rewarding us based on that but yet to find out it's your family who is sneaking around.

Summary: Today in class we read letters and worked on coming up with summaries for each letter and themes 

Reflection: I learned how to find a theme and match it with a quote 

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