Why does Paul D focus on Sethe's mouth in these final pages of your reading? He repeats "that ain't her mouth" four times in the span of two pages.

Write On This:

The only way we can pursue our own atonement is to remember.

Shadows holding hands

Morrison leaves this chapter with: "the shadows of three people still held hands" (59). What is the implication, do you imagine?

PAUL D

Why is Paul D the kind of man who can walk into a house and make the women cry?