Toni MorrisonMorrison's work embodies the fact that the painful past ofliving in slavery is still a haunting memory in the lives offor the slaves, and especially Sethe, through the gothic elements, through the house where paranormal events took place, and with the characterthrough Beloved, who returns. These people have been subjected to things they never wanted to experience or had to do things they would normally never want to do. Although Sethe does not want to face the fact that she killed her baby as much as possible, she always feels the effects of this in her current life. But despite her two sons leaving the house and her daughter Denver who wantswanting to leave the house, she is determined not to leave the house.