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It concludes the story positively, with both America and Rip achieving freedom.
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The overall impact of Douglass ending the passage this way is:
A. It ties the main idea--Douglass' strong drive to learn to read--to his overarching hope for freedom.
Explanation:
The reason behind this answer is that in this passage Douglass uses a stylistic device to link his liberty with the ability to read. To justify that the boys can read and they will be free at the age of 21. However, he is a slave for life and that he is also incapable of reading. Portraying that reading would suffice his hope of liberty.
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I think the sentence is fine. But not 100 % sure. So sorry that I couldn't be more helpful.
I think its a animals. i could be wrong its been about a year since i read the play in its entirety