Paul D states in chapter 4, "For a used to be slave woman to love anything that much was dangerous especially if its her children she had settled on to love" this quote relates to the novel as a whole and is the cause for Sethes actions,Paul D, and Stamp. My topic will to show how this quote relates to the characters and embodies both love and hate.
Beloved died at a young age but yet in spirit and human form she was capable of forcing Paul D to have sex with her, cause Bulgar and Howard to leave the house etc. Explain and expand on this
How is innocence and experience acknowledged in the novel? Which characters show the strongest relationship when it comes to both innocence and experience.
How Beloved goes back and forth between the innocence of being a baby, to the experience of her death and afterlife.
ReplyDeletePaul D states in chapter 4, "For a used to be slave woman to love anything that much was dangerous especially if its her children she had settled on to love" this quote relates to the novel as a whole and is the cause for Sethes actions,Paul D, and Stamp. My topic will to show how this quote relates to the characters and embodies both love and hate.
ReplyDeleteHow experience impinge on innocence in Denver’s life?
ReplyDeleteBeloved comes into the story as innoccent until the experience of Sethe, Denver and Paul D teach her the ways of life.
ReplyDeleteHow Sethe's pass effected her actions of innocence and experience in her present and how it effected the people around her.
ReplyDeleteHow does Beloved oscillate betwween innocence and experience?
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ReplyDeleteHow does Sethe's experience affect her inability to have compassion on her family, and even recognize her own daughter.
ReplyDeleteHow does Beloved goes back and forth from innocence and experience?
ReplyDeleteBeloved came into the story innocent. Give some examples of Beloved shifting from innocence to experience?
ReplyDeleteHow all the chracters dealt with the transition of innocence to experienc throughout the novel?
ReplyDeleteHow does Sethe oscillate between innocence and experience throughout the book?
ReplyDeleteIn what ways does Denver become forced into experience when Beloved comes to stay.
ReplyDeleteGive examples how one of the characters go back and forward between innocence and experience.
ReplyDeleteHow does the innocence of Beloved's initial actions foreshadow her future experience?
ReplyDeleteHow does Paul D and Sethe oscillating experiences between love and hate affect their relationship?
ReplyDeleteHow does Sethe's innocence somewhat justify her act of killing her child?? What experience did she get from this act??
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ReplyDeleteHow Denver uses her connection with Beloved to become a more experienced child.
ReplyDeleteHow does Sethe travel back and forth between Innocence and experience in the novel?
ReplyDeleteBeloved died at a young age but yet in spirit and human form she was capable of forcing Paul D to have sex with her, cause Bulgar and Howard to leave the house etc. Explain and expand on this
ReplyDeleteExplain Sethe's transition from innocence to experience and explain the point at which she reached experience.
ReplyDeleteExplain how Sethe used her experience of Sweet Home and what happened there to explain her innocence.
ReplyDeleteHow does both Sethe and Beloved oscillate between innocence and experience?
ReplyDeleteHow does Sethe's loss of innocence effect those around her? How does her experience become a hindrance?
ReplyDeleteHow does Denver's seemingly "absence of innocence" affect the innocence of Sethe, Beloved, and other characters.
ReplyDeleteHow Sethe fluctuates between acknowledging her past regarding Beloved and coming to the realization of what she has done...
ReplyDeleteExplain how Sethe's experience affects the innocence of Denver and Beloved and even herself.
ReplyDeleteHow does Sethe learn from killing her baby?
ReplyDeleteWould you consider any of the characters to be innocent? If so, state who and why.
ReplyDeleteThe affects that the spirit and Paul D being in the house had on Sethe and Denver's innocence and/or experience.
ReplyDeletehow did Sethe's experience impede on her daughters innocence?
ReplyDeleteNow that Sethe has grown as a person, do you believe that she would still kill her children to protect them?
ReplyDeleteHow is innocence and experience acknowledged in the novel? Which characters show the strongest relationship when it comes to both innocence and experience.
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