Beloved

Novel | Toni Morrison

How does Beloved help Denver gain an independent identity?

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How does Beloved help Denver gain an independent identity NU In Beloved by Toni Morrison Denver begins as a lonely and dependent girl She feels trapped in Sethe s past and the haunted house The arrival of Beloved changes Denver s life Through Beloved she slowly discovers her own identity Friendship and Companionship At first Beloved becomes Denver s friend Denver feels happy because she is no longer alone Morrison writes in Part Two Ch Denver was seeing it now and feeling it It means Beloved s company makes Denver feel valued and noticed Facing Fear and Growing Brave Denver has always feared the outside world But when Beloved starts consuming Sethe s energy Denver understands she must act In Part Three Ch Morrison says It was on her She would have to leave the yard Beloved s presence pushes Denver to overcome her fear and step out Responsibility and

Confidence Beloved forces Denver to take responsibility She begins protecting Sethe and finding help from the community She learns to ask for food and work This shows her confidence growing Then Denver is no longer silent now she becomes a dependent child Breaking Free from the Past Beloved represents the haunting past By dealing with Beloved Denver learns to move forward She accepts her family s history but refuses to be destroyed by it Denver starts to dream of her own future In Conclusion Beloved is both a danger and an opportunity for Denver Through her Denver finds courage strength and independence She grows from a fearful girl into a confident young woman who can face the outside world with hope

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