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                                                                                and anecdotes about the funny things she had done; why no one ever remarked on her food preferences” 110.
After  Pauline  gets  married  to  Cholly,  she  feels  happy  because  her  husband treats  her  tenderly.  However,  life  becomes  more  difficult.  Pauline  feels  lonely  and
isolated because her husband goes to work until lately and she is left home by herself. All she does is taking care of the house. When she goes outside the house to find any
friends, she is surprised by how unfriendly the other women are. Pauline is laughed by the few black women in town just because she does not straighten her hair and does
the  make  up  like  they  do.  She  begins  to  spend  money  on  clothes  that  will  make  the women look at her differently. All that she wants is to make friends with others. She
wants  to  the  other  women  accept  her  for  who  she  is.  She  does  all  that  because  she feels lonely without anyone she could be able to talk to.
In her loneliness, she turned to her husband for reassurance, entertainment, for things  to  fill  the  vacant  places.  Housework  was  not  enough;  there  were  only
two  rooms,  and  no  yards  to  keep  or  move  about  in.  The  women  in  the  town wore high-heeled shoes, and when Pauline tried to wear them, they aggravated
her shuffle into a pronounced limp 117-118. One  day,  Pauline  decides  to  get  a  job  as  a  housekeeper  in  a  white  woman’s
house.  She  feels  lonely,  and  she  wants  to  do  something  to  fill  her  loneliness.  She spends  so  much  money  on  clothes  and  that  makes  her  relationship  between  her
husband worst. They quarrel a lot about money, and Pauline feels lonelier because she does  not  get  attention  from  her  husband  anymore.  “Cholly  commenced  to  getting
meaner  and  meaner  and  wanted  to  fight  me  all  the  time.  …Look  like  working  for that woman and fighting Cholly was all I did. Tiresome.” 118-119
From her speech, Pauline admits that she is lonely. She always fights with her husband, spends a lot of money on clothes, and works as a housekeeper to fill her day
so  that  she  is  not  so  bored  because  she  has  no  friends  at  all.  All  the  women  in  her PLAGIAT MERUPAKAN TINDAKAN TIDAK TERPUJI
                                            
                