The Bluest Eye: Multiple Points Of View
“The Bluest Eye” uses multiple points of view, ranging from first person to omniscient third person. First of all, Claudia MacTeer is a narrator of the novel, which remisents in the first person. She remembers the events surrounding of Pecola Breedlove, the main character of the novel. Furthermore, she remembers these events during her childhood. Next, Morrison acts as the omniscient third person narrator throughout the novel. All in all, she explains major events in the novel, or corrects the false thoughts of the children.