Characters in this novel include the sunglasses-wearing Rinehart, who the protagonist is repeatedly mistaken for, and Mr. Norton, who the protagonist takes to the Golden Day. This novel ends with (*) Ras the Exhorter ordering the protagonist hanged, and its first chapter was published separately as the short story "Battle Royal." After a falling out with Jack and the Brotherhood, the narrator retreats to his basement apartment, believing himself unnoticed by society due to his race. For 10 point
Characters in this novel include the sunglasses-wearing Rinehart, who the protagonist is repeatedly mistaken for, and Mr. Norton, who the protagonist takes to the Golden Day. This novel ends with (*) Ras the Exhorter ordering the protagonist hanged, and its first chapter was published separately as the short story "Battle Royal." After a falling out with Jack and the Brotherhood, the narrator retreats to his basement apartment, believing himself unnoticed by society due to his race. For 10 points, identify this novel by Ralph Ellison.
Characters in this novel include the sunglasses-wearing Rinehart, who the protagonist is repeatedly mistaken for, and Mr. Norton, who the protagonist takes to the Golden Day.
{Invisible Man} [do not accept The Invisible Man, a work by H. G. Wells]