From the very beginning, I knew Bigger was going to make a mistake that would put him into big trouble. I was not so surprised when Bigger killed Mary, since he had almost murdered Gus earlier in the novel. This incident, between Bigger and Gus, explained to me earlier in the novel, that Bigger would murder anyone who got on to his nerves. Bigger as lazy as he is, never took actions that would make his life better but worsen it. For example, from the very beginning, Bigger wanting to rob a white man to the end when he commits a horrifying crime. However, I could not believe Bigger would commit a crime on the first day of his job. I have realized from Bigger, that when you fear of getting caught you just end up making …show more content…
Bessie is a helpless woman, she does not know right from wrong all she wants is alcohol to escape pain. Bigger uses her to seek pleasure when she is drunk. Bessie truly loves and cares for Bigger, however Bigger does not offer the same affection towards her. It is unfortunate, what Bessie believed was true love was really not it. From this character, I have learned that to never blindly trust what anyone says, because it is not always true. I do not understand why Bessie dated a criminal, I can never do that because, police could suspect her for crimes as well putting her reputation at risk. Not everyone deserves true love. It is important to get to know more about the person’s life before getting into a