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title: Song of Solomon (novel) text: Guitar that was intended for Milkman. The novel ends with Milkman leaping toward Guitar for a final battle. The novel leaves it unresolved as to the outcome, but this is intentional as finally, Milkman has learned to "fly." The novel is set mostly in an unnamed city in Michigan ("Southside" being the only title given for a part of the city), where the protagonist lives; in Danville, Pennsylvania, where Milkman's paternal grandfather lived and was killed and where Milkman learns the story of his family; and in Virginia, a little town named Shalimar, where his ancestors are from. The events title: Song of Solomon (novel) text: selfishness in regards to First Corinthians is part of what prompts Lena to admonish him at the end of "Part One" of the novel. "Part Two" of the novel positions Milkman making the journey south to Danville, Pennsylvania in search of the gold that must still be in the cave. While there, he meets Reverend Cooper who knew Milkman's father when he lived near Danville as a boy.Cooper shares tales of Macon Dead that surprise Milkman and begin the connection between Milkman and his past. However, Milkman is there to find the gold, and to find it, he has to title: Song of Solomon (novel) text: the questions of who he is, how he lives and why. The novel has faced several challenges and bans in schools throughout the U.S. since 1993. As recently as 2010, the novel was challenged and later reinstated at Franklin Central High School in Indianapolis, IN. Literary critic Harold Bloom, writing in 2000, called "Song of Solomon" Morrison's "most permanent achievement" to date. Shortlist.com listed "Song of Solomon" as Barack Obama's favorite book in its list: "40 favorite books of famous people". The main character was the naming inspiration for the band The Dead Milkmen. Song of Solomon (novel) Song of title: Song of Solomon (novel) text: his family's past. He also forms a romantic and highly sexually driven connection with his cousin Hagar through his relationship with Pilate. Milkman's relationship with his family is strained, particularly towards his father. This is partially because Milkman is so removed from his family's identity—and his own—that his family serves to isolate him. He has very little connection with his sisters and "Part One" of the novel ends with Lena admonishing Milkman for his selfishness and connecting the novel back to its beginning where Milkman, as a child, accidentally urinates on his sister alongside the road on a Sunday outing title: Song of Solomon (novel) text: he come." This moniker becomes less an embarrassment for Milkman over the course of his life than a mantle that allows him entry into the male community of Southside, as most men go by nicknames over their given names. As for given names, Milkman's follows his paternal familial tradition with first sons being named after their fathers. Macon Dead III (Milkman) is named for his father Macon Dead Jr. who is named for his father, the original Macon Dead. The reader comes to find that the name Macon Dead, is actually a clerical error made by a white man when