The reason Toni Morrison leaves the story morally ambiguous is because she wants the reader to think about the text as a whole. this story is fiction and thus up to any interpretation. It is easy to fluctuate through all kinds of emotions while reading it. It is such a disturbing yet fascinating book. Seeing this post is a fantastic coincidence and made me very happy because it’s still fresh in my mind. I just read this book yesterday for a class and wrote a paper on it. I am an English Literature Major in his third year of college. What did you guys think? What aspects did you like or not like? About love trapping us in an image of the person that loves us. The ending part about loving wickedly and stupidly was interesting. But there’s a ton of child molestation where there’s a platform for these men to talk about why they molested a child or their rationality while kinda not condemning them enough? Like yeah, Cholly is terrible and the book shows people thinking that, but it also ends with a note of “well, he was just trying to show love his own way.” Is it all just supposed to be satire? I understand the points about beauty and social expectation. I don’t fully understand some of the stuff she put in this book. There was a lot of child molestation in the book that made me super uncomfortable, though the explanation behind them was realistic. It was very sad, I enjoyed the children’s perspective of life against the jarring reality. I just finished this book and it was interesting.
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