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Sight and Blindness in "The Invisible Man"

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Book Reports

 

Written by:

Michael G

 

Date added:

October 19, 2011

 

Level:

University

 

Grade:

A

 

No of pages / words:

8 / 2233

 

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Since he is a black man, he believes that they overlook him for this fact. From the first page of the prologue, we begin to feel the narrator's strong emotions about being invisible. One night, he bumps into a blonde man who calls him an insulting name. The narrator beats the blonde man nearly to death and is about to slit his throat when he realizes that the man never really saw him...
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I began to laugh at this crazy discovery (4-5). Here in these paragraphs we see the narrator go from murderous to guilty to delighted all within a few seconds. From the author's so-called invisibility, which causes the blonde man to be blind to his presence, the narrator gains a distinct power which he lacked in the earlier years of his life...
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