Compare and contrast how Celie in THE COLOR PURPLE and Nat in CONFESSIONS OF NAT TURNER suffer from oppression, even though they are able to achieve (if in different ways) a certain freedom of action.

. Compare and contrast how Celie in THE COLOR PURPLE and Nat in CONFESSIONS OF NAT TURNER suffer from oppression, even though they are able to achieve (if in different ways) a certain freedom of action. 2. Through her relationship with Shug Avery, Celie discovers the meaning of love and friendship. In the connection that develops between him and Margaret Whitehead, Nat finds a way to overcome, if only in part, his bitter resentment of his white masters. For Celie, this relationship is a major source of enlightenment and personal growth. For Nat, it is the prelude to a tragedy he does not will but finds himself participating in. Discuss.

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