Gisela late work – Equiano 2

In Olaudah Equiano, The Interesting Narrative, a passage I found interesting in chpaters 7-9 was in chapter 7 he states, “I used also to go with the captain, at his own desire, to attend him; especially when we saw there was no appearance of his recovery; and in order to recompense me for my trouble,… Continue reading Gisela late work – Equiano 2

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Equiano 2- Zebiniso

“he therefore hoped that I would not be offended at what had passed between us, and swore he would make up all matters to me when we arrived in the West Indies so I consented to slave on as before.” (Equiano, 174-175). This passage  makes me question what freedom really is and in my opinion… Continue reading Equiano 2- Zebiniso

Yasmine Equiano 2

At the end of The Life of Olaudah Equiano, Equiano reflects not just on the events of his life, but on their larger meaning. He emphasizes that his story is told plainly and truthfully not to entertain, but to witness. He wants readers to understand that every moment, no matter how small, contributed to the… Continue reading Yasmine Equiano 2

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Equiano 2

Chapters 7-9 follow Equiano continuing to yearn for freedom. And he was “not long ungratified.” He has such a way of writing that just wraps you up in it, my favorite part of this section comes in chapter 7. He is expecting to come into some money additional to that he would receive before he… Continue reading Equiano 2

Rebecca V Equiano 2

In chapters 7-9, the reader sees Equiano continue his journey and face struggle. For example, intense experiences on the ship result in a compelling and immersive narrative that highlights tension and even characterization. Further, the story continually portrays how race, and subsequent oppression around the time of prominent enslavement practices, affects both the experiences and… Continue reading Rebecca V Equiano 2

Equiano 2 – Leo K

Equiano’s narrative voice is so striking in its clarity and his ability to portray such vivid images in ways that are both concise and effective. I’m thinking of the scene at the beginning of chapter 8 in which he has recurring dreams about a shipwreck, and then he is trying to warn the captain about… Continue reading Equiano 2 – Leo K

Erin Lee – Equiano (2)

Reading through the first nine chapters of Equiano, it is still extremely intriguing. There are so many obstacles within Equiano’s life in the ship, including his near-death experience on two separate occasions, and walking miles and miles in Greenland, but most of all, the obstacles that Equiano goes through, he conquers. It demonstrates his character… Continue reading Erin Lee – Equiano (2)

Nicholas Cai – Equiano Week 2

On Friday, the 2nd of May, I read through chapters 7-9 of The Interesting Narrative by Olaudah Equaino. The most comforting of this section was when Equiano at last acquired his freedom after such an arduous journey since being kidnapped from the very beginning. A common theme that persists throughout this novel is Equiano always… Continue reading Nicholas Cai – Equiano Week 2