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Contrast the chaos at the Golden Day with the order at the college campus. Give at least three examples.
How is the black college simply an extension of the white power structure? Use description from the novel to support your answer.
The people at the Golden Day are described as "inmates." What do you think is the reason for using this term? How is it symbolic? Support your answer.
In Chapter 4, Ellison makes good use of suspense. Although the character telling the story has already lived through it and knows what happened, how is the resolution of his fears withheld from the reader?
The first half of Chapter 5 takes place in the narrator's head. How is he doing two things at once? Give specific examples.
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