- Toni Morrison focuses on a very similar topic to Beloved - slavery, black people's lives, etc.
- The kind of language: narrative is in a similar style, third person POV, dialogue
- She writes about a very controversial...or more of a very specific subject of matter. Main characters are black people.
- She really brings out the culture of black Americans - no censorship or efforts to hide something that's either brutal or too biased. She sticks to her true intentions in both books.
- Both books consist a picture of black people trying to find their place and identity at this time: although with different approaches, similar goal.
- Toni Morrison accentuates names in both books: Beloved & Milkman Dead--they both have a significant meaning to the character's origin & characteristic.
- Toni Morrison focuses on a very similar topic to Beloved - slavery, black people's lives, etc.
- The kind of language: narrative is in a similar style, third person POV, dialogue
- She writes about a very controversial...or more of a very specific subject of matter. Main characters are black people.
- She really brings out the culture of black Americans - no censorship or efforts to hide something that's either brutal or too biased. She sticks to her true intentions in both books.
- Both books consist a picture of black people trying to find their place and identity at this time: although with different approaches, similar goal.
- Toni Morrison accentuates names in both books: Beloved & Milkman Dead--they both have a significant meaning to the character's origin & characteristic.