The main idea of ​​my essay is to see how it affected the most both mentally and emotionally. I would start by introducing what I know about the story. I would like to mention the story of the writer. I would talk about his feelings and what he experienced during his childhood. I would also make the comparison between both the author and the older ones. Well, in the introduction of the native son we are told that the eldest despises religion; appeals to religious faith bore him or infuriate him and he also mentions that he belongs to the poorer class without a sophisticated education, so basically you can already tell that he is suffering because if the fact was just mentioned. This proves my point because he had a poor life which hurt him emotionally. The reason I think the older one acts that way is because the older one doesn't like white people because he says they make him feel like he's not equal to them and also because he sees how black people are treated every day so it's more than one reason to hate them. Bigger kind of wants to say what he feels, but he doesn't trust white people because all he knows in his life is how they treat black people. In Native Son there is a line that says that when he talks to a white man he feels greater than having been put in the land of man. In the story you can see the many structures, you can see the change in tone and mood. You can see the many different types of changes in the story, for example when you first read the book it talks about bagg... middle of the paper... check out what he thought or what he did. Other things that struck him were the fact that his family knew, the fact that his mother was sick and so was his sister, but above all the anger his younger brother had towards white people. Bigger is a person who doesn't like to be seen hurt, so he will try to do anything to hide his emotions and for him killing was like a pleasure, it felt good, it made him feel like he was finally on the white man's level but then again he stopped to think about it and knew that because of the color of his skin it wouldn't make any difference he would still be seen as that black guy. Psychoanalytic I think Bigger had a physiological problem mainly because he was a black boy and back in the day we all know white people hated black people and even now days it's still the same. The novel The Native Son