Alice Walker's most famous work, THE COLOR PURPLE (1982), takes the form, unusual in modern-day Western literature, of an epistolary novel. The story is told in letters, many of them addressed to God by the novel's protagonist, Celie, a young black girl in rural Georgia. zav | Student, Undergraduate | eNotes Newbie.
What happens after a supernova? A: Depending on the size of the star before it explodes as a supernova, the core of the star either shrinks back into a tiny neutron star or becomes a black hole. If the star is only a few times bigger than the sun, the core becomes a tiny neutron star.
That is why they are closer towards the red side of the spectrum. Eventually the fusion of heavier elements will cause the formation of iron in most stars and the fusion process can't continue. Gravity then takes over and causes the star to collapse inward causing the material to rebound into what is a type 2 supernova. The only difference really is that with smaller stars like the sun the fusion won't continue until there is iron, but rather the star will blow off outer layers since the star is not big enough and will leave behind a white dwarf.