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Invisible Man

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Issue:

English

 

Written by:

Louis P

 

Date added:

August 3, 2014

 

Level:

University

 

Grade:

A

 

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4 / 856

 

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After moving to New York, the narrator becomes a part of the organization known as the Brotherhood. They want him to give speeches to the community, but force him to use certain terms and phrases unique to the organization. After following all of the rules and thinking he is finally being accepted in society, he realizes that the Brotherhood is just using him for their bigger project–allowing Harlem to fall into great chaos–and really do not care about him...
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Once again the narrator goes back into his life of invisibility. It is not until the end of the book when he accepts his race and realizes that he has the power to make his role on earth influential, as long as he does not follow the “rules” the whites make up for the blacks of society. After living many years in his hole ignoring his race and all sense of responsibility, he decides to come out and take on his role of social responsibility, forcing himself to become visible...
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