The protagonist of this work attempts to get information by visiting Sybil, who instead gets drunk and wants him to rape her.
The protagonist of this work attempts to get information by visiting Sybil, who instead gets drunk and wants him to rape her. In its first chapter, the protagonist shouts "social equality!" after being forced to repeat the words "social responsiblity" when laughter drowns out his speech. This novel's narrator serves as a guide for the trustee Mr. Norton, who faints after (*) Jim Trueblood describes committing incest with his daughter; after that incident, the protagonist is expelled by Dr. Bledsoe. Later, its narrator befriends Tod Clifton after joining the communist Brotherhood, which is opposed by Ras the Exhorter. 1,369 lights light the room of its unnamed black narrator. For 10 points, name this novel by Ralph Ellison.
The protagonist of this work attempts to get information by visiting Sybil, who instead gets drunk and wants him to rape her.
Invisible Man [do NOT accept "The Invisible Man"]