Narrator's Perspective and Relationships

The transcript narrates the story of Night John, focusing on the life of Sor, a young girl living under the oppressive control of Waller. It explores themes of slavery, family separation, and the quest for knowledge. Sor reflects on her life, her family history, and her learning experiences, providing a poignant insight into the struggles and resilience of those living in bondage.

Who is the book 'Night John' dedicated to?

• Thomas Jefferson

• Sally Hemings

• Night John

• CL Waller

What is the main theme introduced about Night John?

• His education

• His family

• His mystical arrival

• His wealth

How does the narrator describe CL Waller?

• Kind and generous

• A teacher

• A master with power

• A friend

What misconception do people have about the narrator?

• She is a witch

• She is dumb

• She is educated

• She is wealthy

Why was the narrator's birthing Mammy sold?

• She was a good cook

• She was rebellious

• She was a good breeder

• She was sick

What role does Mammy play in the narrator's life?

• Master

• Friend

• Caretaker

• Teacher

What is the significance of the sticks mentioned by the narrator?

• To count days

• To mark territory

• To track age and breeding

• To measure height

What kind of work does the narrator do daily?

• Field work

• House chores

• Gardening

• Office work

How does the narrator learn new things?

• Reading books

• Listening to others

• Watching TV

• Attending school

What does the narrator do every night?

• Reads a book

• Thinks and remembers

• Writes a diary

• Sings a song