Amos Fortune: Free Man

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   renelane Teacher
   High School - 11th Grade

    I would certainly consider him heroic. Although at one time he was a prince, he never felt that entitled him to feel superiority. He believes in hard work, economic independence, and helping whenever possible. He take sin Polly Burdoo, who has been freed, because her family cannot afford her. He saved money to buy his sister's freedom, in case he is ever able to find her. Amos does not react with violence when provoked, and has  the self-respect to guide him in his pursuits.

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   Posted by renelane on Sunday October 21, 2007 at 12:03 PM
   
   

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   bobbyjackcutie

   yes he keeps his hope and faith into being free for himself and others

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   Posted by bobbyjackcutie on Thursday February 28, 2008 at 3:39 PM