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In Ralph ellison's story invisible man Who does the invisible man imitate?
First of all there are two totally different novels with the title Invisible Man. One is a science fiction novel by H.G. Wells, in this one- rather like Jekyll and Hyde the Invisible man lets his new=found powers go to his head- enters into criminal acts and so on. a movie variation - with somewhat different powers =but acquired accidentally when a Bus hits an electrical pole ( hey, it could happen_ a stuntman called Dynamo Dan, the Electrical Man gets powers akin to Lightning Lad in Adventure comics- and again abuses them- in both stories the inventor-Victim"s Dogs remain loyal and constant/ The movie ( about the electically-charged man) was called Man-Made Monster and starred Lionel Atwill in the title role. I have not read the Ellison (Invisible Man) but it is NOT a science -fiction tale at all= but the life of a marginalized ( hence Invisible) man who I believe is a writer- no super powers here. I hope this is of help.
What did the Anishinabe live in?
The Anishinabe (also called Chippewa and Ojibway) lived in the Great Lakes region of North America, and were most concentrated around Lake Superior.
What is the America the Story of Us theme song called?
I think it's around the 2:30 mark on the song Interstellar by Groove Addicts. Sounds about right.
Why is Jimmy a nickname for James?
it originates around the civil war era, when captain James cook was called "Jim" by his drunken first mate accidentally, and the nick name has stuck since. it may have originated earlier when James buccanan the fourth was also called Jim by his mother.
Why did women's fashion in the gilded age come about?
One lady wore gilded shoes and the women around liked it and men howled at her but one women called her a hoe and that started arguments
