They “walked along the street in the morning sunshine” and entered “the darkened movie” (qtd. in Van Hoose 47). This is done in order to figuratively remind the reader that Bigger is constantly crossing between the two worlds as he travels back and forth between his side of town and the nicer side of town where the Daltons live. Throughout the entire novel Wright uses “filmic techniques” to make his text more compelling to his readers (Gercken 633). He uses a way of writing that feels very visual which allows the reader to create their own visual images as they move forward with the story. Wright clearly planned on transferring his work to the big screen to be watched by audiences as
They “walked along the street in the morning sunshine” and entered “the darkened movie” (qtd. in Van Hoose 47). This is done in order to figuratively remind the reader that Bigger is constantly crossing between the two worlds as he travels back and forth between his side of town and the nicer side of town where the Daltons live. Throughout the entire novel Wright uses “filmic techniques” to make his text more compelling to his readers (Gercken 633). He uses a way of writing that feels very visual which allows the reader to create their own visual images as they move forward with the story. Wright clearly planned on transferring his work to the big screen to be watched by audiences as