The Brotherhood
What does the narrator realize about the brotherhood
That they are not some type of visionary and modern organization
Why did the narrator hold Clifton's funeral
To honor his memory as a person and to celebrate the life he lived
Chapter 22 focuses primarily on...
the argument between brother Jack, brother Tobitt, and the narrator
the narrator finding himslef
Why does Brother Tobitt believe that he understands black people
Because his wife is black
How is the brotherhood going to destroy itself?
Because they do not have a real purpose or grounding
What does the narrator start realizing throughout this argument?
That his and the Brotherhoods morals and values do not align
How is the argument the three are having over Clifton being a traitor to his people ironic
Because the two people labeling Clifton as a traitor are white
What does Rinehart's name symbolize
it symbolizes the unity of two things that make one whole, this is to show that Rinehart is someone who knows who he is
How did Brother Jack's glass eye falling out change the way that the narrator perceived him
The narrator had once seen Jack as a visionary leader but now sees him as an chicken with its head cut off
what do the brotherhood prioratites unity or control
control
How does the narrator gain newfound invisibility
By taking the role of someone else (rineheart)
In chapter 22 the narrator is chastised for holding Clifton's funeral why is this important?
What is the colorblindness that the narrator has discovered others to have?
He discovered that the color of a person's skin made no difference and that the people had never been seen, to begin with
How is Rineheart unlike other characters
He is a person we never get to meet, but also someone who makes a great impact. He does not look for others' validation.