One scene in this work describes a man earlier arrested at a post office who went mad from studying 
One scene in this work describes a man earlier arrested at a post office who went mad from studying too much. Reverend Hammond places a cross around the neck of this work's protagonist, who had earlier discussed robbing a deli. Its protagonist tells Britten that the Jan Erlone is Jewish in an attempt to frame him. One character in this work announces that he has sent some Ping-Pong tables to the South Side Boys' Club, but Boris A. Max later reveals him to be a racist slum lord. The title character kills Bessie and throws her down an air shaft after a reporter discovers an earring among the ashes of Mary Dalton in, for 10 points, which work about Bigger Thomas by Richard Wright?
One scene in this work describes a man earlier arrested at a post office who went mad from studying too much.
{Native Son}