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Federick Douglas

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February 6, 2016

 

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The readers acknowledge that Douglass is a young and courageous boy who would do anything to gain his freedom, even if the reward is nothing more than death. Although Douglas portraits figurative through the entire excerpt, it is particularly vivid in paragraph three where he juxtaposes the life of the ships to his own...
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He paints the image of a "freedom's swift-winged angels" or freely sailed ship in contrast with him tightly chained by "bloody whip" to show his readers that even an unanimated object such as a ship can move so freely, and why is he, a human being, is restricted to freedom. Through figurative language, the readers are able to visualize his agony and desire for freedom...
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