Invisible Man

In chapter 24, the narrator is trying to get information in the Brotherhood and decides to use Sybil. While in the process of doing that, he...

"Invisible Man" centers itself around a nameless protagonist who encounters many trials and tribulations throughout his own person...

            Mr. Bledsoe is possibly one of the most respectfully spiteful people in that he sends the narrator away with hope in his mind a...

         Blindness is mentioned throughout the book and represents how people deliberately ignore seeing and facing the truth. ...

Invisible Man is overflowing with white people who maintain parasitic relationships with black people. The whites pretend to truly care for ...

In Chapter 10, our Narrator is subject to his first real job in the real world as a normal civilian and not a student. After finding out...

The narrator’s expulsion from college and move to New York serves as more than just a physical move.  This change of scenery signifies a ch...