The novel I am going to analyze is “Native Speaker” by Chang-rae Lee. It was written approximately at the period of Golden Venture and released in 1995. The novel contains a variant of the incident at the “Native Speaker’s” urgent change moment. “Native Speaker” depicts the growth and drop of a mayoral candidate who is racially indicated as an immigrant in the stormy political sphere of New York of the middle 1990s. How would you feel being a spy? Can anyone answer this question? I believe one of the main characters of the novel “Native Speaker” by Chang-rae Lee, Henry gives a full explanation to the issue of the cost of being a spy. The theme of double life and different transformations is vividly described in this novel. The image of Henry reveals all the hardship of being a spy, of being an undercover agent. Henry had certain job to do, but as he failed his previous mission, he had a new one. His work consisted of spying on Kwang, a Korean American business owner and the member of the city council who takes part in a constant campaign for municipal chairman in his strive to become segment of the political life of the city. Thus Henry has to live a double life, one person when he is with Kwang, as he is on a mission; and another person when he is with his wife, he tries to be honest with Lelia, but conceals some information from her just to avoid her being in danger. The main Henry’s features are listed by his wife Lelia in the very beginning of the novel “superstitious, B+ student of life, first thing hummer of Wagner and Strauss, illegal alien, genre bug, Yellow peril: neo-American, great in bed, overrated, poppa’s boy, sentimentalist, anti-romantic, stranger, traitor, spy”(Ellington 128). The novel “Native Speaker” represents to the readers a character of Korean American male representative, Henry Park, who is destroyed by the English language, and who parallels his own introduction with the foreign one, as a domestication, if not feebleness. For Henry Park, nevertheless, being populated by a foreign body snatcher is restricted as the advance of likening; of becoming a subject who is speaking in the sphere of American people (Lee 1).Asian America is represented in the novel as one ethnicity in a range of representatives of the American ethnicity then depicted as ‘spy’ territory. “As Henry Park plunges ever deeper into Kwang’s life as a first ever public Korean American politician, the novel opens into anything but mere thriller or caper. Its subject indeed can be thought that of language itself, or at least the politics of language” (Lee A. 178). The action of this crime novel takes place in modern New York City. The “Native Speaker” describes the life of the second-generation immigrant from Korea, Henry Park. The author depicts Henry as ‘amiable’ person who possesses liberal sympathies, and at the same moment involves him self pride of invisible strength elite; thus, he appears to know too much about the tense probabilities implied in this integration. According to the theme of the novel, this disclosure is so strongly described because Park manages to betray Kwang not only demolishes any distrust that remained, but also impels hysteria of me