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What is the significance of Shirley Temple in Pecola's life?

APecola wants to embody Shirley Temple's image of beauty

BShirley Temple is her favourite actress

CPecola's mother compares her to Shirley Temple

DShirley Temple is her childhood friend

Answer:

A. Pecola wants to embody Shirley Temple's image of beauty

Read Explanation:

Shirley Temple represents the idealized white child — beautiful, adored, and perfect — and Pecola believes that if she had blue eyes like Temple, she too would be loved.


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