Essay looks at how Morrison portrays evil and how she gives the reader the power to decide who is in the wrong, if there is anyone in Toni Morrison's "Sula and Bluest Eye."

The themes of racism and sexism in the novel "Sula" by Toni Morrison. Because the character of Sula defies convention and tries to break free of racist and sexist traditions, she is considered evil and is hated by her community.

In Toni Morrison's "Sula," Nel is the good character and Sula is the evil character, a type of yin and yang found in Chinese philosophy. Nel follow the stereotypes of what a woman traditionally should be. Sula acts in an opposite fashion.

Discusses Toni Morrison's book "Sula." Examines the significance of Nel and Sula's friendship. Maintains the relationship demonstrates how we tend to be attracted to people with personalities that differ from our own.

This essay is an analysis of Toni Morrison's book "Sula."

Contrasting good and evil in Sula.

In Toni Morrison's Sula, the accidental drowning of Chicken Little by Sula and Nel illuminates the books themes of ambiguity and good versus evil. Several scenes are examined in detail to highlight this premise.

This essay is about the death of the character of Sula by Toni Morisson.

Discusses the novel Sula, by Toni Morrison. Examines how Sula's upbringing influences who she becomes as she gets older. Summarizes the story's plot.