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Song of Solomon is a novel about Milkman Dead and what one can call some of his adventures through out his life. Although other characters had their moments along the way, Milkman was the main character who we began and ended the novel with. Along with Milkman, Pilate, Macon, Ruth, Hagar, Corinthians, Lena and Guitar had their moments in the novel that gave us mystery and kept the reader interested. Toni Morrison uses various symbols, biblical references, and a lot of foreshadowing in her great novel.
After returning home Milkman’s first stop was to Pilate’s house to tell her everything about this trip and what he learned about their family. As soon as he stepped foot into the house and Pilate saw him, she struck him over the head with a bottle. Pilate was furious with Milkman because she believed that he was the cause of Hagar’s death. When he finally came to from being hit in the head, Milkman found himself on the floor of the basement. After a lot of explaining, Milkman......

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