1. Toni Morrison's Beloved
Sethe had to make the most difficult decision to kill her children, but only was successful in killing her baby, Beloved (Morrison, 174-180). ... For example, at the carnival is where Sethe felt happiness in a long time (Morrison, 52-59). ... Although Denver did not really know her sister, she still missed her and was traumatized over the situation (Morrison, 34-51). ... Before she was what we assume reincarnated, Beloved was a ghost that haunted Sethe's home, but when Paul D exorcised it, Sethe was not to happy (Morrison, 236). ... " (Morrison, 241). ...
- Word Count: 1739
- Approx Pages: 7
- Grade Level: High School