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Categories: All - relationships - obedience - adaptability - resilience

by Julitta Chia 3 years ago

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The narrative delves into the complex web of relationships among characters, highlighting the intricate dynamics and emotional bonds that define their interactions. Rufus's relationships with various characters, including his father Tom, his mother Margaret, and the slaves, particularly Dana, Nigel, and Luke, are central to the story.

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Themes

Motifs seen in this chapter

obedience vs subversion

Insignificance of slaves

Literary devices seen in this chapter

visual imagery

metaphor

Relationship between characters

Dana and Kevin

Rufus and Nigel

Rufus and Dana

Rufus and Margaret

Rufus and Tom

Characters

luke

friendly

looked out for Dana and gave her some advice

dependable

Aunt Sarah

cynical and untrusting

Did not fully trust Dana initially

resilient, strong

still going strong even when her children were sold and her husband had died

independent

nigel

intelligent

learn things very quickly, even faster than Rufus

determined

determined to learn

can gain knowledge.....

tom

cruel, aggressive

Whips the slaves without any caution, remorse or regret.

harsh, unloving

doesn't show sympathy to his son when he fell and broke his leg

attitude towards his son is very cold

Evidence:

margaret

rufus

spoilt and disrespectful

He gets whatever he wants, and he doesn't show respect to anyone, not even his mother.

arrogant/conceited

selfish

lacking in consideration for other people

Doesn't think when is going to do dangerous things - Takes it for granted that Dana is going to save him whenever he is in danger.