As the narrator moves on discovering what and who he truly is he eventually discovers his true identity, which ironically is the identity of those in the midst of him as his revelation is that within the sea of people, he truly is just another invisible man. As a young, black man among other young, black men that were never expected to get out of their little ‘hole’ and achieve anything, our narrator had ambitions that nobody anticipated would be fulfilled. As everyone told him, “You’re nobody son. You don’t exist - can’t you see that,” he proved them wrong, yet eventually abdicated his position and proved them correct (Ellison 112). Such would’ve also been the feelings of Ellison, who moving from a small town to a large city found himself in the midst of amazing people who eclipsed his achievements and made him feel…