Diction and Atmosphere in Beloved
In Toni Morrison’s novel “Beloved,” the use of words such as “haunt” and “ghostly” to describe Sethe’s home primarily serves to
A
They underscore paranormal presence impacting family dynamics there.
B
They imply the house is merely old and needs repair.
C
They represent lingering sadness over Baby Suggs’ passing.
D
They convey Sethe’s fear of outsiders judging her past actions.
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