Brothers and Keepers: A Memoir
What metaphors are used in Brothers and Keepers: A Memoir by John Edgar Wideman?

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The hole is the Restricted Housing Unit in the penitentiary. It is a two-story, cement building with thirty-five six by eight cells. Prisoners are confined to these cells and endure inhumane treatment. It is a metaphor for isolation an inhumanity.