In this chapter, Mrs. Bruce dies and Linda is devastated. Now, Mr. Bruce takes Linda to England with his daughter, Mary, so that she can see some relatives. Linda, Mr. Bruce, and Mary arrive in Liverpool. Linda feels great in England because for once in her life, she is not treated as if she was a slave and as if she was lower than them. She compares the English life to the American life and finds that there are a significant amount of differences. Although they were also treated unfairly, Linda believe that life as an English slave is better than that of an American's. Linda stays in England for a good ten months since she is genuinely happy there.
Wednesday, March 20, 2013
Chapter 37: "A Visit to England"
In this chapter, Mrs. Bruce dies and Linda is devastated. Now, Mr. Bruce takes Linda to England with his daughter, Mary, so that she can see some relatives. Linda, Mr. Bruce, and Mary arrive in Liverpool. Linda feels great in England because for once in her life, she is not treated as if she was a slave and as if she was lower than them. She compares the English life to the American life and finds that there are a significant amount of differences. Although they were also treated unfairly, Linda believe that life as an English slave is better than that of an American's. Linda stays in England for a good ten months since she is genuinely happy there.
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