Five Different Prototypess Of Richard Wright's 'Big Boy'

The author, Richard Wright, came up with five different prototypes for this character Bigger. Bigger number 1 was shaped around a kid who used to terrorize Wright and his friends. Bigger number 1 was mean and he lived to give pain to others. He stole from other kids. He fought who ever disagree with his beliefs. Bigger number 2 was 17 years old and much stronger than Bigger number 1. He was directed towards the whites who controlled the south. This Bigger live in a bad condition an had no money. Wright wanted to secretly become this Bigger but was afraid. Bigger number 2’s actions had lead him behind bars. Bigger number 3 was known as a “bad nigger”. This bigger had entered the movie theater without paying. He did not follow the law and was hated. Bigger number 3 was killed by a white police man while he was delivering alcohol. Bigger number 4 did not abide the Jim Crow laws. He was rebellious and had no job. He is a comical character who often joked, despite the misery he felt inside. He was sent to an insane asylum. Bigger number 5 was tough. He did not follow the Jim Crow laws and stood up for himself. His actions gave some of the other negros pride.
Bigger is an alienated character because he is isolated from the rest of his family and friends. He has different
After it began to ring, the mom told Bigger to turn it off. Bigger does not sleep in the same bed as her mom, but by telling him to turn it off it makes sense that they however sleep in the same room. Not only that but it shows the conditions the family is forced to wake up to, in this case a rat. The rat shows the poor living condition the black family live in. It shows how blacks had to live in small houses where rodents such as the big rat was common. Not only this but the way Bigger treats the rat is comparable to how whites treated blacks during this time period. In the society where whites were dominant, the blacks were the