She say to Sofia, All your children so clean, she say, would you like to work for me, be my maid? Sofia say, Hell no. She say, What you say? Sofia say, Hell no.
by Alice Walker (0 Reviews)
In "The Color Purple" by Alice Walker, a significant exchange occurs between Sofia and another character who comments on Sofia's children, noting how clean they are. The character offers Sofia a job as a maid, underestimating her abilities and aspirations.
Sofia confidently rejects the offer with a firm "Hell no," emphasizing her determination to refuse subservient roles and to stand up for herself. This moment highlights her strength and defiance against societal expectations, showcasing her desire for autonomy and respect.
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