Why do you think ellison uses sex as a symbol of freedom

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Topic: Ralph Ellison - battle royale

Question 1: Ellison uses sexuality or sex as a symbol of freedom and/or control. Why do you think this is?
Question 2: What did you find most striking in this chapter? Explain using one quote.

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