The scene at the Golden
Day was very interesting. I found it odd that the Invisible Man decided to take
him to that bar/brothel. I feel the shock from the story that he was told
probably would not have been lessened from going to the bar. I find that the
Invisible Man is unable to think rationally in “in the moment” situations. I
feel bad for the Invisible Man at what happened in Chapter 6. His naïve attitude
caused him to do something dumb, which causes him to be sent away. I feel that
the director of the school was not very nice to the protagonist during that
exchange. I feel that he was downright rude and bitter towards him, for just
doing what he was asked to do. I do, however, feel that he deserved what he
got. It doesn’t take that much wisdom to know not to chauffeur somebody to
places like the Golden Day.
My questions for you are twofold. My first question is,
what did you think about the sermon, and how do you think that will tie in to
the journey of our protagonist? My second question is, do you think the
narrator deserved his fate at the college?
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