Morrison writes in Part Two was loud The house is filled with Beloved s voice and her endless demands This shows that trauma echoes like sound inside a home So is both shelter and prison Generational Space The house is marked by three generations such as Baby Suggs Sethe and Denver Baby Suggs once filled it with gatherings and love After her death the house became lonely House as Identity For Sethe is not only shelter but also identity She clings to it as proof of freedom after Sweet Home Yet it also traps her in guilt The house mirrors her struggle and becomes a space of both survival and suffering Beloved s Return When Beloved comes in human form the house changes again She enters after rising from the water The narrator says in Part One Ch A fully dressed woman walked out of the water Once she arrives she consumes She copies Sethe controls her and drains her life The house becomes a space where the dead return and history takes flesh Isolation from Community Because of its ghost is feared Neighbors avoid it for years This isolates Sethe and Denver from support Baby Suggs also dies inside the house The isolation reflects how slavery separates families and breaks trust The house holds not just one ghost but the silence of a whole community The Exorcism Scene The turning point comes when the community gathers Thirty women come to They sing pray and call on God Their voices rise together In that moment Beloved disappears The house grows quiet at last Morrison closes in Part Three Ch was quiet The silence shows peace after years of spite and noise Symbol of History is more than a haunted building It is a memory of slavery itself As Morrison writes in Part One Ch Anything dead coming back to life hurts Beloved s ghost shows how history never dies The house embodies scars carried across generations It reminds us that home is not free of the past Healing and Hope After Beloved vanishes the house is empty but calmer Denver steps into the world outside She finds work and friends Paul D returns and tells Sethe You your best thing Sethe You are These words suggest healing inside The house no longer spreads hatred It becomes a place where recovery may begin In Conclusion the house at Bluestone Road is not a simple shelter It speaks remembers and punishes It mirrors slavery s pain and the struggle for freedom By making alive Morrison shows that history lives in homes Healing comes only when the past is faced and shared