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Tony Morrison explains the physical and psychological effects of slavery against African-American women and her family after the civil war with the famous book "The Beloved". Throughout the novel, Morrison uses various themes to capture the effect of slavery on the various roles drawn in "beloved". The impact on these characters is psychological as well as physical. Even after the end of the civil war, the impact of slavery gave the family a big impression. Slaves are injured, kill children, their families break, their roles are crazy, they can not move forward and bother them

Slavery has physical influence on many characters. "The teacher at the school opened one on my back and closed it and it became a tree, which still grew there," Seti said that he painted a tree on her back. Scar Seth was whipped with cowhide and told Mrs Ghana that the teacher 's boy took milk from her for her children. "... ... He touched every ridge and leaf of the mouth and I could not feel it for years because her skin on the back was dead" (18) Even though Sethi was still there It is affected by the punishment she treated as a slave. "I do not feel anything under her bloody knee, her breasts are two painful cushions" (34). Fear of slavery and hope

Freedom made her escape to the forest trying to save herself and her unborn daughter from slavery.

Slavery also influenced Seti's psychology. Sethe does not want that one of her dear children live like her, and suffer like the pain she received. Seth

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