Sula and Nel pull from each other’s strengths while creating an environment where they share everything and hide everything from everyone else. Their friendship was born out of rebellion, loneliness, and the desired companionship as the relationship is “as intense as it was sudden.” Their backgrounds generate the theme of superiority throughout the novel from the start. To me, Sula and Nel’s friendship is toxic. The friendship drives the book’s central issues, mainly moral right and wrong. Sula follows the relationship between two childhood friends, Sula Peace and Nel Wright. It analyses the victimization so-called good people place upon themselves to justify their disdain of those they view at the bottom of the moral hierarchy. However, this review will focus on a story of inverted world order and moral superiority. I am a lover of coming-of-age stories Sula by Toni Morrison is a journey from girlhood to womanhood. The story tackles many themes like differing motherhood styles, sexuality, womanhood, race, self-worth, grief, and more.
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