Narrator's Journey with Escaped Slaves

The transcript narrates a story of a person who initially hesitates but eventually helps a girl escape to Ohio, crossing a dangerous river. Upon arrival, they receive assistance from strangers. Over time, the narrator becomes a conductor, helping more people escape slavery. The story highlights the risks involved and reflects on the harsh realities of slavery.

What initially made the narrator hesitant to help the girl escape?

• Lack of a boat

• Fear of getting caught

• The girl's appearance

• The old woman's insistence

What convinced the narrator to eventually help the girl?

• The promise of money

• The girl's beauty

• The old woman's story

• A sense of adventure

What challenges did the narrator face while crossing the river?

• Strong currents and darkness

• Lack of a map

• Heavy rain

• Wild animals

How did the narrator feel upon reaching the other side of the river?

• Angry and frustrated

• Disappointed and tired

• Indifferent and calm

• Relieved and grateful

Who helped the narrator upon reaching the other side of the river?

• A single man

• A family

• Two men

• A group of women

What did the narrator start doing after their first successful trip?

• Became a farmer

• Moved to Ohio permanently

• Made multiple trips to help more people

• Stopped helping others

How often did the narrator make trips across the river?

• Once a month

• Every day

• Once a year

• Three to four times a month

What was a constant threat for escaped slaves in Ohio?

• Lack of food

• Harsh weather

• Wild animals

• Being recaptured and returned to slavery

Why did many escaped slaves not stay in Ohio?

• They had family elsewhere

• It was too cold

• There was too much danger of being recaptured

• They preferred city life

What does the narrator reflect on regarding the life of an escaped slave?

• The kindness of strangers

• The beauty of Ohio

• The constant fear and misery of being recaptured

• The joy of freedom