1. Song of Solomon: Milkman's selfishness
... set forth on him by his masters. In doing this, they have both abandoned the people that loved them the most "their family. Milkman's twisted relationship with his parents leads him to rebel, sending him to seek out the comfort of his forbidden aunt, Pilate. Milkman is drawn to Pilate for the "forbidden knowledge- she posses. Not only is Pilate his spiritual guide, but also ... love, of course, but more than that, gratitude. Enclosed is some money-, this demonstrates his complete disregard toward the feelings of others. Another example of Milkman's tendency to exploit women, is his trea...
- Word Count: 554
- Approx Pages: 2
- Grade Level: High School