Baldwin uses a number of literary techniques and devices in this collection. In the “Notes of a Native Son” essay, Baldwin uses juxtaposition as he examines his father’s death from tuberculosis. First, while his father lies on his deathbed, “life stirred” within his mother as she prepared to give birth to Baldwin’s sister. Later, his father’s funeral occurs on Baldwin’s nineteenth birthday and on the same day as the Harlem Riot of 1943. This juxtaposition helps show the reader that even joyful occasions in the black community are marred by profound depression and sadness
No because they just meet the person they don't know them it says they don't know they but they feel like they have known them for a while so no this is not love.
