Guitar and The Seven Days

Perhaps the crucial feature of Guitar · Baines is his solid sense of justice. From the beginning of the novel, he showed his love for morality. That guitar tells Milkman about Milkman the fight against his father and he expresses guilt after killing one dead. Deer, not a little hen, she is older but I still think you are a doe ... you know what I am saying, doe who killed doe, a man (a song of Solomon, 85). Whether you play the guitar, whether it is the fascinating Milkman's mother of Macon Dead or not, the guitar thinks the strong man against the weak is wrong.

The guitar told Milkman seven days. It was long pessimistic and reasonable explanation. Milkman fell into surprise and disgust in trying to understand the cruel and logical thinking of the guitar. Milkman knows that milk man is not the one who is afraid of myself but feels as growing but does not understand.

With the attention of Milkman, he was facing the guitar as he was around the Empire State Building, a well-known troublemaker. I am planning to fight for his race, and the guitar has become a member for seven days. The guitar says "I have to do something, to balance things just by balancing things." Whites whose murdered black murdered are far from problem-solving. . Milkman opposed the guitar for seven days, but the guitar thought it was the way to do things. Murder can not advance games and it is not the answer that the guitar needs, but he believes this is the only way to fight Caucasians. Even the guitar said "not human, white", but a person he wants to kill as if he were considering white and black creatures.

As a child, the guitar was strongly disgusted by sweet food when a girl was given from a white woman to a white woman after his father died in a sawmill accident. This early experience became a member of "7 days" whose mission was to kill white people chosen in a unique way that black men were killed. On the seventh day, they insist that their behavior is reasonable. Because their reasoning is greater than anyone can understand: black race love. The guitar asked when asked this love by suggesting that Whiteman only increases their generosity towards white men by black voters: ... This is about love. "(Solomon's song, page 223) By saying this, the guitar explains that everything he is doing is for love and the love of people. For him, this is the most important thing .