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【正文】 Albert suddenly with long hurried strides to pel the marriage to Harpo. Albert is surprised and discontented, regarding her as such an arrogant haughty daughterinlaw, but Sofia is actually the woman who does not care about what other thinks. She manages the family property, dominates above the man, and all this makes herself be such one that lets Celie feels great confusion. If we say that Shug is attaches to and is using the man, then Sofia substitutes for man‘s status pletely. However, Sophia is the representative black woman who receives discrimination against and persecutes most in The Color Purple. Sophia is vital, and dares to fight at first. She is big, vigorous, and healthy, her physical strength is excellent, and she has learned the selfdefending ability since childhood, facing the masculine humiliation. She says ―All my life I had to fight. I had to fight my daddy. I had to fight my brothers. I had to fight my cousins and my uncles. A girl child isn‘t safe in a family of men‖ 10 (Walker, 1983: 22). She is a good wife, good mother. Her upright disposition and the dauntless rebellious spirit let Celie envy and admires. One day, the wife of the mayor finds Sophia is astutely petent。 therefore she wants Sophia to go to her family to be the maid. Unwillingly being insulted, she makes impertinent remarks, and draws a slap on the face. After rising in selfdefense, she receives a group of police39。s beating mercilessly. Imprisoned for six months, she gets the disability, and almost loses her life. Imposing violent behavior on the female is not only the family tradition, but also the social tradition. Sophia has defeated the domestic abuse. She once says, ―I love Harpo, she says. God knows I do. But I39。ll kill him dead before I let him beat me‖ (Walker, 1983: 22). However, for the racial discrimination actually just like a mountain to press her not to gasp for breath, she can not but suffers the Caucasian male and feminine oppression. Just as feminists deeply realize the profound meaning—while the feminine consciousness awakens in black women, they must connect it with the entire race‘s destiny together closely. Only when the entire race obtains the thorough liberation can they truly get rid of the sex discrimination. But Sofia‘s behavior indeed encourages Celie. It is her brave warrior‘s struggle that directly inspires Celie to revolt against mister‘s abuse. Shug Avery’s Effect The sisters‘ friendships have given Celie the tremendous strength, particularly the friendly concern from Shug who is the most important model to Celie. Shug, a woman, who is just like her name, is charming, beautiful, makes the innumerable men to be crazy, also including the unreasoning pensioned Albert. To Celie, Albert is crude ominous barbarian, but in front of Shug, he actually looks like the cat inparably to be generally docile, and he spares no effort to flatter this woman, goes to the kitchen personally to prepare food for Shug without hesitatation. But on the other hand, Shug looks like the wind to him, sometimes es sometimes goes, she is only to have rests, and actually can not stay for a long time. Shug is just opposite to Celie, if one is the tradition puppet, the other is the inborn traitor. As for the man, Shug looks like angel, and also looks like the devil. What does not allow denying is that Shug is the 11 most important example in the life of Celie. She just blows wrinkles to a spring lake to cause the water breeze, swings the liquation level to ripple in the heart of Celie。 she looks like the active exuberant spring rain, awakening Celie‘s heart already with burying rebel‘s seedling secretly. It is she who teaches Celie to be an attractive woman. It is she who tells Celie‘s smiling face to be beautiful. It is she who tells the world‘s being filled with the love, and she loves Celie very much. Through awakening Celie‘s deep love to her feminine bodies, she awakens Celie‘s deep love of the selfawareness. When kissing with Shug, Celie‘s outlook on life has the obvious changes. Shug helps Shug helps Celie to find out her younger sister‘s letters, helps her to find the hope, also seizes the shaving cutter from Celie‘s hand, suggesting her essential fiveness and being not worth. Perhaps Albert really should die, but it is not worth letting Celie risk danger to handle this kind of matter bravely only to enter the jail in the end. Shug not only tempts men, but also has enticed Celie. The loves of the two do not let the humans feel unfortable, for the love is just a natural thing. Compared with Sofia, Shug gets the more intense feminine consciousness. Sofia will revolt to the unhappy thing. But Shug goes even more initiative, positive attitude, she is trying her best to be the master of herself, and attempts every activities initiatively and wants to discover what suits her best. Therefore, although her behavior is uninhibited, and does not acmodate for the society, she actually remains unchanged. What is more, just under her help, Celie leaves for Memphis and finally sets up her own business. She is worthy of being the navigator and teacher on the road of Celie‘s awakening. Nettie’s Letters There are three models in Celie‘s life. The first one is the younger sister Nettie. If Shug has taught Celie to rebirth and to be a rebel39。s angel, then Nettie is the beautiful hope which exists in Celie‘s life forever. In these many years the only hope of Celie is to obtain younger sister39。s letter. The reason why she has made great efforts to study how to read is that when she receives the letters, she could understand younger sister39。s echo. Nettie has the same background with Celie, but when being made insistent demand of her stepfather, instead of being obedient, she runs away. Getting rid of her stepfather, 12 she lives with Celie, she tries to help Celie to study and fight back the abuse. Although the time was not long, she actually lets Celie have the way of blowing off repressed emotion—―Write‖ (Walker, 1983: 10). After resisting Albert‘s rape, she bravely chooses to flee, and finally reaches Africa, doing helps to people there. Nettie keeps her word—―Nothing but death can keep me from it‖ (Walker, 1983:10). She has been writing letters to Celie, narrating what she sees and hears. When these letters finally are read by Celie, these letters help Celie‘s revolt against Mister, playing a determining role in Celie‘s rebellion and leaving f