In this novel, wounds on the protagonist’s back are compared to a “chokecherry tree,” and this novel’s opening line contains the house number 124. Schoolteacher, Stamp Paid, and Sixo are minor characters in this work, all of whom live on Sweet Home Plantation. Paul D is overcome by repressed memories of slavery when he sleeps with the title character, and Sethe spoils the title character because she believes the title character is her two-year-old daughter that she murdered. For the points, name this novel by Toni Morrison dedicated to “sixty million and more”.
In this novel, wounds on the protagonist’s back are compared to a “chokecherry tree,” and this novel’s opening line contains the house number 124. Schoolteacher, Stamp Paid, and Sixo are minor characters in this work, all of whom live on Sweet Home Plantation. Paul D is overcome by repressed memories of slavery when he sleeps with the title character, and Sethe spoils the title character because she believes the title character is her two-year-old daughter that she murdered. For the points, name this novel by Toni Morrison dedicated to “sixty million and more”.
In this novel, wounds on the protagonist’s back are compared to a “chokecherry tree,” and this novel’s opening line contains the house number 124.