This man gets angry at a reporter for calling him "Mike" and is later told that it is the "Belief of Men" rather than steel and stone that keep buildings like the one he lived in standing. The Jackson Daily Star writes a scathing editorial about him, and he later complains that ping-pong couldn't save him. Early in the novel, this brother of Buddy and Vera expresses his desire to be an aviator and gets angry at Gus for being late to an abortive (
This man gets angry at a reporter for calling him "Mike" and is later told that it is the "Belief of Men" rather than steel and stone that keep buildings like the one he lived in standing. The Jackson Daily Star writes a scathing editorial about him, and he later complains that ping-pong couldn't save him. Early in the novel, this brother of Buddy and Vera expresses his desire to be an aviator and gets angry at Gus for being late to an abortive (*) robbery of a pool hall. Alvin C. Hanley eventually sentences him to death following a successful prosecution by Buckley, despite the efforts of his communist-sympathizing lawyer Max. Earlier, he beat Bessie to death with a brick and he tried to frame Jan for his accidental murder by smothering of Mary Dalton. FTP, identify this character created by Richard Wright, the protagonist of Native Son.
This man gets angry at a reporter for calling him "Mike" and is later told that it is the "Belief of Men" rather than steel and stone that keep buildings like the one he lived in standing.
{Bigger} {Thomas} [accept either underlined answer]