This is my favorite passage for many reasons. First of all, it continues on the story of Amy and Sethe. With in the sadness of the current time Sethe is in, This part of her past is refreshing for the reader to know that there were some good people out there to help her. And of all the people the person that saved her life was a white girl that saw Sethe differently than she has been looked at by everybody before. She sees her a human that needs help and Amy had no hesitation in helping her. In all the darkness of Sethe’s past, this moment is light and peaceful unlike any other part of her escape and journey to her mother in law's house. This page is also the backstory behind Denver’s name; it is a simple explanation that is another spark of
