In Chapter Five of "Nightjohn", Sarny witnesses a brutal punishment inflicted on a fellow slave, Delie, for attempting to learn how to read. Despite the risks, Sarny is inspired by Delie's determination and decides to seek out Nightjohn to continue her own secret education. The chapter highlights the cruelty of slavery and the resilience of individuals striving for knowledge and freedom.
The main conflict in "Nightjohn" is between the enslaved protagonist, Sarny, and the oppressive institution of slavery. Sarny faces challenges in her pursuit of literacy, as it is forbidden for slaves to learn how to read and write. The novel explores themes of freedom, resistance, and the power of education in the context of slavery.
In the book "Nightjohn", Sarny demonstrates courage by risking punishment and speaking out against the injustices of slavery. She defies the rules by learning to read and write, despite the dangers it poses. Her bravery lies in her determination to seek knowledge and fight against the oppressive system that seeks to keep her subjugated.
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Some did. In some states it was illegal to teach a slave to read. Some of the slave owners would educate some of their slaves, but keeping it a secret. But Nightjohn did teach a slave named Sarny to read.
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yes, you learn as you grow, but do you remember everything you learn.