in America” (Saunders 1). III 12) “The hero, “feeling a profound sense of promise, as though he is about to be repaid for all he has suffered all his life,” proclaims himself king of the bingo game. Perhaps now he can gain freedom, continuation of love, and individuality, and a positive self-image; he is no longer life's scapegoat, but a real person” (Saunders 1). III 13) “Certainly, the bingo game is symbolic of the black hero's experiences in white America, because his experiences require a certain…
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