"moments of silence and moments of anger- like ebbing and flowing from the tug of a far away, invisible force. Being this way was a need of his as deep as eating." (29)
Bigger’s stubborn attitude and Delinquency has opposed him thus far in the novel. Each time Bigger is silent he is either contemplating crimes, his hatred of others, or his dissatisfaction with the white populace. Each time Bigger unleashes his anger he harms someone close to him emotionally or physically such as Gus or his mother. Hatred, anger and thievery are typically not becoming especially for a man in whom his family depends.
Will Gus successfully asist bigger with the robbery of Blum's?
How can Bigger get the job that his family needs him to if he has spent the vast majority of his carfare?
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