Where For Art Tho Hagger?

The main question I have been thinking throughout the last two days of reading is, where is Hagger? She goes from a murdering psycho ex-girlfriend who spends her daily life plotting the ways she can kill Milkman, to completely and entirely silent for the last two chapters. It’s interesting and intriguing that such a main portion of the book is stopped and thrown away. Why is that? I don’t know. Maybe while I’m writing this now, she is sharpening her knife and practicing throwing it at a cut out of his face. She might even be outside his house now. We may never know. The point is, why would the author place such a significant event to rest, and why did she do it so spectacularly? The fact of Toni Morrison being an amazing yet twisted author totally adds points to the phenomenal writing style she adapts. It’s descriptive enough to where you can place yourself into the story and the mindset of the characters. While changing from protagonist to protagonist we as readers can get lost into the world of that specific scenario. Therefore, as a brilliant author, it only makes sense to slip away another character only to build the suspense for said character can make a powerful comeback. Imagine this, you are Milkman enjoying his lungs that are filling with air casting off the dreams of the girl who you just can’t remember anymore and BAM! Hagger enters in and shocks the audience. It’s those entrances and impacts that complete a story and leaves the reader wanting more. To answer the question I opened up with, the only explanation is in the words written on the page.