Question: summary and analysis of native son by richard wright

title: Native Son
text: Bigger has a similar experience . He muses , `` He had done this . He had brought all this about . In all of his life these two murders were the most meaningful things that had ever happened to him . He was living , truly and deeply , no matter what others might think , looking at him with their blind eyes . Never had he had the chance to live out the consequences of his actions : never had his will been so free as in this night and day of fear and murder and flight '' . It is the first time in the novel where Bigger does not throw the blame on others but instead asserts that he was responsible for his actions . Through that , he finally experiences free will and finds freedom .