In the narrative of frederick douglass, which character is meant to symbolize the corrupting influence of slavery?

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Rakesh Patanga · Answer 1 · 2023-05-19T16:53:31+0000

Sophia appears in the Narrative as a symbolic character as well as a realistic character. Her symbolism of a culture's corruption is an important emotional component of Douglass's larger argument against slavery.

In the narrative of frederick douglass, which character is meant to symbolize the corrupting influence of slavery?

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