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It is not directly related to any other literary work, but you can understand that the lover is related to the story of other famous American slavery like Uncle Tom's hut or Frederick Douglas's life story I will. "Dear beloved" is unique among these works as it was recently written not only to explore the fear of slavery but also to explore its painful and permanent heritage.

Place: Suburb of Cincinnati, Ohio (1855), direct follow-up after the Civil War (1873), return to Sweet Home Plantation in Kentucky

Climax: Seth kills her child (and kills her child successfully) to keep them away from the slavery revelation, singing outside the house and taking away her lover

Opposite: There is no obvious opponent, but at different moments the characters of the novel oppose slavery and racial discrimination.

A nice book. Dear, there are lots of hints about the Bible. Baby Suggs' miracle feast from four horseback riding to slavery slavery (reminiscent of the four knights of the apocalypse) (that Jesus ate thousands of miracles using five breads and two fish) Through the hint of the Bible story, the novel has increased its importance and seriousness.

Memorial hall Tony Morrison once said that there is no simple benchlike monument next to such a road to commemorate the people who brought them to the United States as slaves. For her, "beloved" is such a commemoration event. Correspondingly, the Toni Morrison Association has set up a bench in the United States (and around the world) as such a monument.

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