Yeung, Richard English Classwork

05/14/12 Per:06

How does the slaves situation in respect to the garden represent that of original sin? Land owner said to slave dont eat any of the merchant dice. Like god said to Adam and Eve dont eat the apple from that tree. What was the consequence for "violating" the garden? They get whipped for Violating the garden. What justified whippings for those slaves who cared for Colonel Lloyd's horses? Why do you think they used even this against the slaves? To make the slaves fear them and be under their control. And keep them on track with their work. What did Colonel Llyod's family have "the privilege" of doing? They have the privilege to whip the slaves. What was the penalty of telling the truth as the slave Colonel Lloyd stumbled upon learned? Quote one line from the text here. They would get sold to other masters. He was immediately chained and handcuffed, and thus without a moments warning he was snatched away from his friends and family, by a hand more unrelenting than death.