"Sisterhood In Sula" "Sula" by Toni Morrison

Sisterhood is one of the most important thing in the life a black women. There are many different types of friends, the ones you can confide in, the ones you can depend on for support, the ones that you can go out and have a good time with. The problem with all of these is the fact that they can end. Sisterhood is something that goes deeper than that, it is something that is life-long …

…gt;Nel spent the rest of Sula's life and twenty-five years beyond her death being upset. She felt that their friendship had been destroyed, but she knew that the sisterhood that they shared would never go away. Even in death she knew that she never lost Sula, because Sula was a part of her. Their lives, no matter how different were intertwined and they always would be. Work Cited Morrison, Toni. Sula. Penguin: New York (1973).