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Essay | Is Sethe a Character More Deserving of Pity or Scorn?

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Is Sethe a Character More Deserving of Pity or Scorn?

Summary: In Toni Morrison's novel Beloved, Sethe, an escaped slave, tries to rebuild her life while making critical choices that affect many people in her life. Sethe is more deserving of pity than of scorn due to her tragic and traumatizing life experiences.

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