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 Song of SolomonToni MorrisonCliffsNotes on Song of Solomon follows Macon "Milkman" Dead, a young man estranged from his family, his community, and his roots. With the help of his eccentric aunt, Pilate, and his friend, Guitar Bains, Milkman embarks on a journey that enables him to reconnect with his past and realize his self-worth. Toni Morrison's most successful novel, Song of Solomon shows that long after slavery ended, it led to the loss of identity, feelings of displacement, and difficulty in love. Search this CliffsNote
About the AuthorAbout the NovelIntroductionA Brief SynopsisList of CharactersSummaries and CommentariesEpigraphPart One: Chapter 1Part One: Chapter 2Part One: Chapter 3Part One: Chapter 4Part One: Chapter 5Part One: Chapter 6Part One: Chapter 7Part One: Chapter 8Part One: Chapter 9Part Two: Chapter 10Part Two: Chapter 11Part Two: Chapter 12Part Two: Chapter 13Part Two: Chapter 14Part Two: Chapter 15Character AnalysesMacon “Milkman” DeadPilate DeadGuitar BainsMacon Dead, Jr.Ruth Foster DeadCritical EssaysLevels of Language and MeaningSong of Songs and Flying AfricansPlot and Setting in the NovelStudy HelpQuizReview Questions and Essay Topics
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The book’s epigraph emphasizes the impact of personal choice and responsibility by suggesting which of the following?
