⛓️Dana's role as Margaret's caregiver exposes her to the brutalities of slavery.
💔Dana contemplates killing Rufus to protect the other slaves from being sold.
🌟Deep bonds develop between Dana and Rufus, despite their conflicting positions.
🔗Alice plans to run away, and Dana will help her after the baby is born.
📝Promises of freedom for the children are made, but Alice insists on written proof.
What are the major events in Part 7-13 of Kindred?
—Some major events in Part 7-13 include Dana becoming Margaret's caregiver, witnessing a slave sale, contemplating killing Rufus, forming a bond with him, and making plans to help Alice escape.
What is the significance of Dana's role as Margaret's caregiver?
—Dana's role as Margaret's caregiver exposes her to the brutal realities of slavery, deepening her understanding and motivating her to take action.
Why does Dana contemplate killing Rufus?
—Dana considers killing Rufus to prevent further harm to the slaves, as his death would lead to the sale and separation of the slaves.
What is the nature of the bond between Dana and Rufus?
—Despite their conflicting positions, Dana and Rufus develop a deep bond through their shared experiences and interactions.
What are Alice's plans and why does she insist on written proof?
—Alice plans to run away, and she insists on written proof for Rufus' promises of freedom for the children to ensure they are genuine and enforceable.
00:09Dana becomes Margaret's caregiver and witnesses the harsh realities of slavery.
00:22Dana contemplates killing Rufus to prevent further harm to the slaves.
00:32Deep bonds develop between Dana and Rufus, despite their conflicting positions.
01:45Alice plans to run away, and Dana will help her after the baby is born.
02:16Promises of freedom for the children are made, but Alice insists on written proof.
