Parallelism involves the use of a variety of types of information, including difference between characters. Stockett uses a parallelism as a technique to illustrate that characters contrasted each other. Although Minny also discriminated by other white people in some public services, there is a difference between Hilly's treatment towards Minny and Celia's treatment. Hilly treats Minny in a rude way she is not only accused Minny of stealing, but also she started the rumors. She has been telling people that Minny is a thief. Skeeter points out how white women destroy the reputation of those they hate that is why Minny cannot find a job. On the other hand, Celia treats Minny in a good way. Celia paid Minny more than she was getting before. She
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Skeeter wants to become a writer. As a result missing her beloved childhood family maid, Constantine and confronted by the over racism of her friend Hilly Holbrook's campaign to require a separate bathroom for the black maids. Skeeter decides to write about the lives of the black maids in Jackson. She asks Aibleen if she does ever wish could change ”Miss Skeeter asking don’t I want to change things, like changing Jackson, Mississippi, gone be like changing a lightbulb” (25). Thus, she wants Aibleen to do the interview about their experience working for white families and to share their stories into a book."Thirty-five maids done said no and I feel like I'm selling something nobody wants to buy. Something big and stinky, like Kiki Brown and her lemon smell-good polish. But what really makes me and Kiki the same is, I'm proud a what I'm selling. I can't help it. We telling stories that need to be told"(244). Therefore, Aibileen's first reaction is that she tells Skeeter this is very dangerous and no one of the maids will agree to do it. With regard to Minny, she is nervous as the situation is extremely dangerous for her. Although thirty five maids refuse to participate, Aibleen has some interest to share in the project. Later Aibleen agrees to help then Minny participates and eventually all other maids. They work on this project to tell their true stories including stories …show more content…
The idea of anger according to Editor, Michael Potegal in its most typical context serves to reinforce hierarchical social structure is given credence by some. Also anger help motivate constructive social interaction. For instance, because of anger Minny wants to take revenge from Hilly. Because of Hilly's blackmailing towards Minny and the rumors she started against Minny to destroy her reputation. She tells to all her friends that Minny is a thief and also fired her makes Minny very angry therefore; Minny made a chocolate pie and took it to Hilly as a result of Hilly's insolence. So Minny expresses her anger by defecating in pie. I tell her to eat my shit. Miss Celia sits there, still looking dazed. Then I go home. I mix up that chocolate custard pie. I put sugar in it and Baker's chocolate and the real vanilla my cousin bring me from Mexico. Soon as I put that pie down on the countertop, Miss Hilly smiles, thinking it's a peace offering, like that's my way showing her I'm real sorry about what I said. And then I watch her. I watch here at it myself. Two big pieces.
Skeeter wants to become a writer. As a result missing her beloved childhood family maid, Constantine and confronted by the over racism of her friend Hilly Holbrook's campaign to require a separate bathroom for the black maids. Skeeter decides to write about the lives of the black maids in Jackson. She asks Aibleen if she does ever wish could change ”Miss Skeeter asking don’t I want to change things, like changing Jackson, Mississippi, gone be like changing a lightbulb” (25). Thus, she wants Aibleen to do the interview about their experience working for white families and to share their stories into a book."Thirty-five maids done said no and I feel like I'm selling something nobody wants to buy. Something big and stinky, like Kiki Brown and her lemon smell-good polish. But what really makes me and Kiki the same is, I'm proud a what I'm selling. I can't help it. We telling stories that need to be told"(244). Therefore, Aibileen's first reaction is that she tells Skeeter this is very dangerous and no one of the maids will agree to do it. With regard to Minny, she is nervous as the situation is extremely dangerous for her. Although thirty five maids refuse to participate, Aibleen has some interest to share in the project. Later Aibleen agrees to help then Minny participates and eventually all other maids. They work on this project to tell their true stories including stories …show more content…
The idea of anger according to Editor, Michael Potegal in its most typical context serves to reinforce hierarchical social structure is given credence by some. Also anger help motivate constructive social interaction. For instance, because of anger Minny wants to take revenge from Hilly. Because of Hilly's blackmailing towards Minny and the rumors she started against Minny to destroy her reputation. She tells to all her friends that Minny is a thief and also fired her makes Minny very angry therefore; Minny made a chocolate pie and took it to Hilly as a result of Hilly's insolence. So Minny expresses her anger by defecating in pie. I tell her to eat my shit. Miss Celia sits there, still looking dazed. Then I go home. I mix up that chocolate custard pie. I put sugar in it and Baker's chocolate and the real vanilla my cousin bring me from Mexico. Soon as I put that pie down on the countertop, Miss Hilly smiles, thinking it's a peace offering, like that's my way showing her I'm real sorry about what I said. And then I watch her. I watch here at it myself. Two big pieces.