Passage from "The Color Purple" by Alice Walker Passage: You...

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Passage from "The Color Purple" by Alice Walker

Passage: You better not never tell nobody but God. It'd kill your mammy. That's what my daddy say hisself. I don't know who my daddy is. He say, "I'm your daddy," hisself. But I don't know.

The narrator's voice in this passage, with its simple and direct language, serves to

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make the narrator seem uneducated and naive

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reveal the narrator's deep - seated secrets and vulnerability

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suggest that the narrator is lying

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create a sense of humor in a difficult situation

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show that the narrator is defiant

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