1. Toni Morrison's Beloved
At the end of Toni Morrison's Beloved, it is unclear as to whether or not Sethe has actually forgiven herself for killing her daughter. It is evident that she knows she did ... their responses when she confuses Mr. Bodwin for schoolteacher and is worried that he is coming to take her daughter away from her for a second time. This time Beloved realizes that "Sethe is running away from her " (275). Sethe runs towards whom she believes is Schoolteacher instead of towards her daughter. If she were comfortable with ... her actions from the first time she was in that situation, she would have run ...
- Word Count: 1258
- Approx Pages: 5
- Grade Level: High School