Frederick Douglass Excerpt 4 Storyboard
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- Douglass meets Sandy Jenkins in the forest. Sandy gives him a root which he claims will protect him from the wrath of slaveholders. Douglass reluctantly takes it.
- What shall I do? If I return to master Covey I will most certainly be whipped, but if I stay here I will starve to death.
- I don't believe it. How will a simple thing like this protect me from Covey?
- Alright, I suppose I shall take it.
- Take this root and carry it upon your right side. It will protect you from slaveholders whiplash.
- Just take it. It will do you no harm, if no good.
- Oh no, what shall I do?
- So you are back, are you? You made a mistake. Now you shall be punished.
- Wham! Take that!
- Covey, I will stand this no longer. You have treated me terribly. Fight me to the death!
- Douglass fights Covey after being exasperated and angry with the way Covey had treated him. Covey is scared and isn't ready for the fight.
- Covey loses the fight to Douglass. He promises not to whip Douglass ever again. Douglass has renowned spirit and determination.
- P-P-Please don't hurt me anymore. I promise to treat you with respect. I will not whip you again.
- Fine, I shall stop. But if you ever dare to touch me again, you will receive this wrath again.
- I am a slave physically, but not mentally. I will fight, work hard, and set my sights on freedom.
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