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The Man Who Lived Underground
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Richard Wright
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The Man Who Lived Underground Questions and Answers
In the story "The Man Who Lived Underground" by Richard Wright, is the character Fred Daniels a critical thinker?
In which part of "The Man who Lived Underground" is the idea of isolation best shown?
Can you help me compare or contrast the use of imagery in developing the theme of a "journey" that both Fred Daniels and Young Goodman Brown encounter in "The Man Who Lived Underground" and "Young Goodman Brown"?
Compare this short story with the same writer's work "The Man Who Was Almost A Man". Their writing style, context, topics, symbolism, characters etc.
What are the similarities in Richard wright's "the man who lived underground" and " the invisible man"