3 figures
The male lover in the Song of Solomon, often interpreted as a representation of Christ or God.
In this chapter, the Beloved is described with admiration and is the object of the Shulammite's affection. His presence is sought after and celebrated.
The female lover in the Song of Solomon, often seen as a representation of the Church or the people of God.
In this chapter, the Shulammite is praised for her beauty and uniqueness. Her relationship with the Beloved is central to the narrative.
A group of women who serve as a chorus or audience within the Song, often interacting with the Shulammite.
In this chapter, they inquire about the Shulammite's beloved and express admiration for the relationship between the lovers.