Later in this novel, the narrator sees one of his former coworkers killed by the police after being found selling dolls. This work's title character takes one of those dolls belonging to Tod Clifton and adds it to his pocket with Tarp's chain link. This work's narrator arrives in New York City as a result of his expulsion after bringing Mr. Norton to the Golden Day, and he brings with him eight letters from Mr. Bledsoe. The narrator of this work wins a scholarship to a public school along with a briefcase that he keeps 
Later in this novel, the narrator sees one of his former coworkers killed by the police after being found selling dolls. This work's title character takes one of those dolls belonging to Tod Clifton and adds it to his pocket with Tarp's chain link. This work's narrator arrives in New York City as a result of his expulsion after bringing Mr. Norton to the Golden Day, and he brings with him eight letters from Mr. Bledsoe. The narrator of this work wins a scholarship to a public school along with a briefcase that he keeps with him in this novel. Ras the Exhorter becoming Ras the Destroyer as a member of the Brotherhood of this novel. For 10 points, name this novel that features a nameless black protagonist, a work by Ralph Ellison.
Later in this novel, the narrator sees one of his former coworkers killed by the police after being found selling dolls.
Invisible Man [Do not accept “The Invisible Man”]