It was becoming a habit-this concentration on things behind him. Almost as though there were no future to be had. *Milkman*
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In "Song of Solomon," Toni Morrison explores the theme of focusing on the past, highlighting how it can hinder one's ability to envision a future. The protagonist, Milkman, finds himself increasingly preoccupied with his history, suggesting a deeper psychological struggle. This fixation on what has already occurred raises questions about identity and the impact of heritage on personal progression.
The quote reflects a growing tendency to dwell on memories and experiences...
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