Quick Guide to (Native Son)

Chapter One

The Rat Massacare

chapter one started with a sound of a loud alarm clock going off in the little one room apartment, Bigger Thomas and his family lived in, and also with a loud enoying scream from his mom telling him to turn it off. Bigger mom then started to wake his little brother and sister up, telling them to get dress and leaved the house for the day, because she had a big wash to do. After that they all started to change reading to leave the apartment, so theier mom can do her big wash. But little that they know their was a big gigantic rat in the apartment watching them as they get drss. Not untill later on while Bigger little sister was finishing dressing, she spotted the rat. She then scream really loud, and said their he goes, at that moment the tiny apartment galvanized into voilet action. the Bigger mom and her sister were screaming, and jumping ontop of the bed. with no acception started to tipitoe his way slowly toward the hole were the rat was hidden with two heavy iron skillet, with horror has bigger aproched the rat, the big black dirty ratsqeal and leaped at Bigger trouser-leg and snagged it in his teeth, hanging on, Bigger then started kicking out his leg with all of the the strength of his body. the force of his body shook the rat loose and went sailing through the air and, struck a wall, again with a loud scream Bigger mom said hit im, Finally after chasing the rat for saveral minute in the little apartment , Bigger lifted the skillet and pounded the rats head cruching it. Bigger then took the dead rat and swing it at his sister. with creeps she fell headlong across her mother and ralled limply from the bed to the floor, with annoyed Bigger mom scream at him again, you sonofb**ch stop scarrying your sister, and take that sh*t out, you big fool.

Analysis

Richard Wright wrote this chapter to decribe the horryfing condition some African American family lived and the struggle the go through everyday. And i also think that he started this chapter with the sound of an alarm clock as a sin warning to the America as a whole about the dangerous state of race relation in the country in the 1930's.