Native Son Letter :: Native Son Richard Wright

June 17, 1938Dear Bigger,This earn comes to you because, I dont think you acted like a grapheme model as your character in Native Son. You play a huge role in the book. I would like to do what you get to do much(prenominal) as way out where ever you want anytime. Walking near forebodinglessnessing your parents isnt going to help your relationship with them improve. You walk around with your best friends that are small-scale smoking and drinking which are setting stinky examples. From your siblings, and your moms point of tantrum I dont think that behavior would be acceptable. Everyday you walk around with your drooping down trying to find some one to harbour your elicit out on just because you made a bad decision. You should not take your parents and sister for granted. If you ask me I would not disrespect my parents like you do. Im glad my parents are here on this Earth. They take care of me and Im not going to take it for granted. When I grow up I dont want to be a smok er or a drinker. When I get mad I try not to take my anger out on someone else. Im usually just mad at myself for the stupid decision I made. Sincerely,