The Color Purple Letter Forty-Three Summary

Sofia got out of jail after all.
Sofia says she doesn’t understand why they haven’t already killed "them" all off, by which she means white people.
She and Celie are sitting and talking while Sofia watches the mayor’s kids. She’s been released from jail to go serve a white woman – the mayor’s wife, the one that got her jailed in the first place.
The boy that Sofia has to watch over is a terror, and Sofia gets back at him for his poor treatment of her. The mayor’s wife is too scared of Sofia to even stand next to her.
The little girl, Eleanor Jane, is a sweet little thing. She seems to really love Sofia. Sofia wonders why she was born and Celie says, well, we don’t wonder that about African-Americans, do we now?