It gives the choreopoem a purpose it is no longer sharing these stories but showing how they can have an affect on others. The author uses Lady in Red to begin introducing this idea of self love. The stories of the other women inspired the character to see their own beauty. Lady in red begins a chain reaction as she is able to find god within herself and love her, the other women are able to begin to see god within themselves too. “All of the ladies repeat to themselves softly the lines 'i found god in myself & i loved her.' It soon becomes a song of joy…” All of the characters have learned from each other’s stories and life experiences. Such as when lady in yellow realizes the value of her love by stating “my love is too delicate to have thrown back on my face” and the other women learn from hear and echo similar statements like like lady in brown saying “my love is too beautiful to have thrown back on my face.” The sharing of these stories has made all of them stronger and by realizing the strength and beauty within each other they are able to realize these qualities within themselves. This passage shows how the women's perspective of themselves evolves and brings ntozake’s extended rainbow metaphor to a
It gives the choreopoem a purpose it is no longer sharing these stories but showing how they can have an affect on others. The author uses Lady in Red to begin introducing this idea of self love. The stories of the other women inspired the character to see their own beauty. Lady in red begins a chain reaction as she is able to find god within herself and love her, the other women are able to begin to see god within themselves too. “All of the ladies repeat to themselves softly the lines 'i found god in myself & i loved her.' It soon becomes a song of joy…” All of the characters have learned from each other’s stories and life experiences. Such as when lady in yellow realizes the value of her love by stating “my love is too delicate to have thrown back on my face” and the other women learn from hear and echo similar statements like like lady in brown saying “my love is too beautiful to have thrown back on my face.” The sharing of these stories has made all of them stronger and by realizing the strength and beauty within each other they are able to realize these qualities within themselves. This passage shows how the women's perspective of themselves evolves and brings ntozake’s extended rainbow metaphor to a