Sula's death excited everyone in town but they still showed up to her funeral. Everyone in town respected the dead which i thought they were going to be rude because they did not like Sula. everyone believed that their days will be better but it was not. The Winter was a dry winter with just frost to show. Betty, Teapot mother, beat him for the first time since He fell down the stairs. I wondered why did everything go back to normal when Sula died. So everyone in the Bottom only did that to fight against Sula but now Sula is gone they have nothing to fight. Why do the people go back to their old ways when he enemy retreat. The bottom had a strong Union which could have grown if they just kept doing what their doing. Like cherishing their husbands and making the Bottom a better place for them and their children. I have a more understanding of Shadrack after this chapter because I wondered why he is such a weird person. He keeps his place clean because he learn that from the military. Shadrack is an interesting person, but I think over exaggerate him. Shadrack keeping her belt for all those years is creepy. Shadrack never had company but Sula I feel like that is why he tilted his imaginary hat to her on the side of the road. Shadrack seem to not care for national Suicide day because his only visitor is dead and he feels even lonelier than ever. I think this tow is a little crazy them selves because they have nothing better to do then to stay in everyone else business but their own. But the fact the most the people in town join National Suicide day is funny because they use to be scared but not anymore, but i do not find what they are laughing at. Some people actually died that day who participated which is ironic because it was suicide day and they actually killed themselves with out them knowing they would really die that day.
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