The Juxtaposition of Ruth Foster and Pilate Dead in Toni Morrison’s Song of Solomon

Tony Morrison aligned the deaths of Solomon Foster and Pilate with Solomon's songs and emphasized their role in the protagonist Milkman's journey. When I talked about Robert Smith's escape from Messi Hospital in the early days of Novel Morrison, she used the deadlocks of Ruth Foster and Pilate. Ruth Foster, which has not been explained yet, is known as the "daughter of a deceased doctor" (5). "Rose petals are attracting much attention, but cockroaches in pregnant women are not so" (5).

Tony Morrison's Solomon's song - in my favorite novel - there is a woman named Pilate who died. (There are many names of Morrison.) The main character 'Macron' Milkman 'aunt died, she is a unique woman: a smart old smugglers live with her daughter and granddaughter in a cottage, she Take her Unnamed without her belly, she called her ancestor Shalimar, worn in a box hanging from the wire through her ears, and able to fly, Solomon . She also serves as her moral compass for nephew and books.

Solomon's songs are full of characters, especially the symbolic life is Milkman's mysterious sister Pilate who plays an important role in the woven Morrison's story. This story is in the awakening of the experience of African American in the 20th century. Sen acknowledged that Solomon's song freed her from traditional models in her writing. In one style she will be perfect for beloved novels, and Morrison evokes her story from many sounds and stories. The overall effect is achieved through a kaleidoscope of many gorgeous colors and patterns that evoke memories and history, and is achieved through one of the eye-catching characters Meikonadd, a great character of contemporary American novels.

In Toni Morrison's award-winning novel "Solomon's Song" she filled the novel with deep symbolism. Macon Dead III nicknamed "Milkman" is a symbolic figure of the novel. He not only has a symbolic personality but his name is also the truth. Milkman's aunt Pilate played an important symbolic role in the novel. For her father she represents a child who killed her mother and took her wife. In the Bible, Pontius and Bob Dylan's "like the Rolling Stones" eternity is not a lot of songs. He explored areas that most traditional writers and composers did not mention. Bob taught us many life courses in just 6 minutes and 9 seconds. Sacred Bob talks to them in conversation by painting the life before and after the collapse of fame and wealth and speaking stories of many people. The theme of this song is lost whether it is a loss of social status, money, or trust in humanity. First quarter