ptance. This varies greatly from the situation in the 11th chapter Olaudah Equiano is once again free. However now he is a free adult living in a world filled with hatred and prejudice. Yet still he values his freedom. He now knows that it is better to live as a freeman in a world of hatred then as a slave in any world. His accounts of his life in these two chapters truly illustrate how his life was changed by his experiences as a slave. Olaudah Equianos experiences, illustrated in his autobiography, show the life of a boy ripped from the life he was born to, brought into the world full of pain and humiliation called slavery, and then restored his freedom through his own intelligence and a little luck. He wrote a novel, which helped to show both the Europeans and the Americans the plight of slaves throughout the world. Plus he has gone down in history as the author of the first slave narrative. Thus I suppose in a way he achieved his destiny as a leader of his people, though instead of leading a single tribe he helped to lead thousands out from under the mantle of slavery. ...
