This novel's two epigraphs are from Eliot's Family Reunion and Melville's "Benito Cereno".
This novel's two epigraphs are from Eliot's Family Reunion and Melville's "Benito Cereno". In itsfirst chapter, a "magnificent blonde" with an American flag tattooed on her stomach dances for agroup of boys. One character in this novel is repeatedly mistaken for someone named "Rinehart"while heading to Brother Hambro's apartment after the funeral of (*) Tod Clifton. This novel'sprotagonist shows Mr. Norton the incestuous Jim Trueblood, angering Dr. Bledsoe, who expels him from aprestigious black college. This novel's narrator is injured in an explosion at Liberty Paints, lives in a roomlit by 1,369 light bulbs, and works in Harlem for the Brotherhood, an organization opposed by Ras theExhorter. For 10 points, name this novel by Ralph Ellison.
This novel's two epigraphs are from Eliot's Family Reunion and Melville's "Benito Cereno".
Invisible Man [do NOT accept "The Invisible Man"]