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The author of the story "Black boy", Richard Wright, expressed the theme, the

importance of dream by making readers relate to the situation in "Black Boy". "Black

Boy" is about this little boy who writes a story and the story's title causes this uproar

because it has the word hell in it. " The Voodoo on hell's half acre" is the title of the

story. The theme is importance of dream, and this theme relates to the story because the

main character had a dream. Stayed with that dream, and he didn't let what others said

about him bother him.

The theme importance of a dream relates to "Black Boy" because the boy decided

to go for his dream. His dream was to become a writer, as seen on page 431, the narrator

expressed that the boy woke up one day wanting to be a writer, and he then picked up his

composition book and he wrote the story. He showed a way on how go with that dream

and he had also had the courage to stay with that dream.

Also, The......

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