1922 Slippery When Wet

To be honest, this chapter is making me think that certain people aren't who they are out to be. Sula ends up murdering a boy in my eyes. Even though the book claims that she was playfully swinging Chicken Little by the arms and he slips from her grip and into river, she still had a chance to jump in and save him from drowning. But on another note, she defends Nel when she was getting bullied by them other people. Its like she shows feelings for certain people at certain times. Like how you gonna defend someone by pulling out a knife that has nothing to do with you, but not jump in a river and at lease make an attempt to save a boy who was clearly drowning because of an incident you were involved in. Then even though she's young, she likes the attention of the grown men when they were trying to hit up on them knowing that they were little girls. Its like this whole chapter is all over the place.