In this short story, Baldwin explores the relationship between two brothers in Harlem, one of whom, Sonny, is a jazz musician struggling with addiction. Told from the perspective of the older brother, the narrative grapples with the themes of suffering, artistic expression, and the search for redemption. Music becomes a central symbol, representing both pain and hope. The story eloquently portrays the emotional and psychological struggles of African Americans in mid-20th century urban life.
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