1. The Invisible Man's Quest for Identity
... " (236) for the Brotherhood whose leader Brother Jack, described as a very authoritative person "who snap[s] his orders like a general" (268), requires the invisible man to "accept discipline" (381) subordinating to the Brotherhood's aims - just as subservience has been demanded by Dr Bledsoe. As it becomes clear ensuing the plot the Brotherhood leaders consider him only as ... ...
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