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Thus, we see the owner-slave mentality maintained so long by the whites after the abolition of slavery. In the end, when the narrator is reciting his speech, his white audience barely pays any attention to him, except to taunt him. Since the speech was after the battle royal, the narrator was badly bruised and bleeding...
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Since the speech was after the battle royal, the narrator was badly bruised and bleeding. Then when he had to give his speech, he swallows his blood, which can be seen as him swallowing his pride. The white men belittled him to the very end, then rewards him with the leather brief case...
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