The narrator of this story is a boy from Cincinnati whose Uncle Ed brings him to the title event.
One character in this story says "ain't no Christians here tonight Â… just one hundred percent Americans" when another character pleads for his throat to be cut so he doesn't have to suffer a prolonged death. After the central event of this story, the wind blows for three days straight, burning down a house. The location of the  central event of this story is overlooked by a statue of a Confederate general leaning on his sword. In this story, a plane crash knocks down some electrical wires, killing a woman, which briefly distracts the attention of a crowd. The narrator of this story is called a "gutless wonder" because he is too sick to go out after witnessing the central event, which is led by Jed Wilson. The narrator of this story is a boy from Cincinnati whose Uncle Ed brings him to the title event. For 10 points, name this work whose narrator witnesses a lynching, a short story by Ralph Ellison.
One character in this story says "ain't no Christians here tonight
"A Party Down at the Square"