Why does Frederick Douglass describe the whipping of his Aunt Hester? to demonstrate what happens when enslaved people try to escape

to convey the horrible brutality of enslavement

to show his own capacity for violence

to express his guilt over getting her in trouble

The answer is....

B. To convey the horrible brutality of enslavement.

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