A Sick Love in Toni Morrison´s Song of Solomon

In Solomon's song, Toni Morrison constantly changes the background, tone, style and subject of the novel, shapes Hagar's characteristics of the novel into circular characteristics, reveals her weakness as love's attachment also shows her Future decline. Hagar is one of the central figures of this story and also has a very contradictory character, an independent, intelligent, realistic and independent girl from childhood, her mother and grandmother asked her " "To do. Even before the Civil Rights Movement, they did not have accessories and necessities that males like white women and many black women support, but she (she) loses power more than her will "

In Tony Morrison's Solomon's song, the milk deliverer was converted to Toro Morrison's Solomon's song, and the character of the milk delivery person gradually respected and learned to listen to women. In this article, I will examine the conversion of milk man from boys to boys. In the first part of the novel, he imitated his father filled with women's wisdom and women's needs, and arbitrarily disregarded the women he should respect. - Solomon's flight of songs, indigenous sons, daily roads, sad stories of candied elves, and pretty promises of the eagle of the land and the first story. People can not hope for the same ability without being able to help, seeing the birds jumping up in the air

Protection of Song of Solomon's Song and Solomon's Song is a novel written by Toni Morrison. As the research further progresses, the title of the Bible points to the book of the Old Testament. One of the themes of this book in the Bible is love. This is about honor and loyalty. This is similar to Tony Morrison's love and protection theme in the book. The three female characters depicting this best person are as follows. Pilate, Ruth and Magdalene are called Lena. - Solomon's song: Society's name Please think about the era when the black society is accustomed to the word freedom. Caucasian society hates that idea. Solomon's song written by Tony Morrison in 1977 took place on the shores of Lake Superior on Lake Michigan. The book emphasizes the ethnic and social tension between blacks and whites from the 1930s to the 1960s. Family members of the deceased have experienced many stages of self-discovery through stories.