In the book, Song of Solomon, The characters are portrayed to face changes in their lives and how their behavior are directly affected by this. The most prominent character we can relate this to is Milkman Dead. He exhibits behaviors that are changed from his early childhood which results in repercussions of his behavior and ultimately the way he treats women throughout the book. Towards the beginning of the book we can evaluate Milkman’s internal struggle with his self-identity which correlates to his wavering behavior later on in his adult life. As the reader we are able to see how Milkman´s conflict with his feeling of being stuck, and unable to ¨fly¨, contributes to his inconsistent behavioral patterns especially