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Beloved: a young, well-dressed, apparently ill, black woman with soft hands and feet who appears near 124 Bluestone Road unable to remember more than her name
Here Boy: Sethe’s family dog who refused to enter the house once the haunting began and who disappears when Beloved appears
Nan: the one-armed slave who minded the slave children and cooked wherever it was that Sethe had been before Sweet Home
Summary
Denver snidely asks Paul D how long he’ll be “hanging around.” Her attitude promotes an argument between Denver...
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