Invisible Man Ch. 3-5

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Across
  1. 5. A solemn song performed at the chapel service, setting a reflective tone.
  2. 7. A sharp-witted, institutionalized man who critiques the illusions upheld by society and the college.
  3. 8. The college president, admired publicly but manipulative behind the scenes.
  4. 11. A fictional figure modeled on Booker T. Washington, central to the school's mythology.
  5. 12. The blind preacher who delivers a glowing eulogy of the Founder.
Down
  1. 1. A wealthy white trustee whose presence leads to chaos on the narrator’s campus tour.
  2. 2. Ironically describes Barbee, whose vision of the Founder is idealized despite lacking sight.
  3. 3. Symbolic of power and control, often tied to the school's donors and influence.
  4. 4. The narrator's existential condition and metaphor for societal erasure.
  5. 6. A chaotic bar and mental hospital hybrid where truth is spoken more freely than at the college.
  6. 9. A physical representation of the Founder, raising questions about legacy and symbolism.
  7. 10. The almost religious reverence shown toward the Founder and his ideals.