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English, 26.07.2019 04:00 lee1677

The narrator of "why, you reckon? " commits a crime. do you think langston hughes, the author of the story, blames the narrator or society for the crime? does the narrator commit the crime out of selfishness or desperation? provide an example from the story to explain your reasoning.

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