He chauffeurs Jan Erlone to a restaurant on the South Side of Chicago before accidentally smothering Mary Dalton with a pillow.
An essay about the origins of this character claims that "if Poe were alive, he would not have to invent horror; horror would invent him." That essay parallels the Fascist movement in Nazi Germany with this character's call for "a nation, a flag, an army of our own," and is titled "how [this character] was born." This character aspires to attend aviation school, and plots with Gus, Jack, and G. H. to rob Blum's delicatessen. At the beginning of the novel in which he appears, he frightens his sister Vera by killing a rat with a skillet. This character asserts "What I killed for, I am!" after being convicted by Buckley, despite the work of his lawyer Boris Max. He chauffeurs Jan Erlone to a restaurant on the South Side of Chicago before accidentally smothering Mary Dalton with a pillow. FTP, name this protagonist of Native Son.
An essay about the origins of this character claims that "if Poe were alive, he would not have to invent horror; horror would invent him.
“{Bigger}” {Thomas} [accept either]