Above is J's chapter 2 drawing from our Harriet Tubman sage story, of Daddy Ben and Harriet walking in the woods near their cabin. Zoo Boy's drawing is below, of the family inside the cabin, with Old Rit and Daddy Ben at the head of the table, and Harriet at the foot of the table, thinking about the creek singing about running away.
Above is J's chapter summary, below is Zoo Boy's simplified one.
Below is my drawing, of Harriet, in bed with her siblings under the pacthwork quilts, asking Old Rit about the conversation she overheard about being sold, and Old Rit responding "You a slave, chile, and there ain't nothin you can do about it."
Above is J's chapter 2 drawing from our Harriet Tubman sage story, of Daddy Ben and Harriet walking in the woods near their cabin. Zoo Boy's drawing is below, of the family inside the cabin, with Old Rit and Daddy Ben at the head of the table, and Harriet at the foot of the table, thinking about the creek singing about running away.
Above is J's chapter summary, below is Zoo Boy's simplified one.
Below is my drawing, of Harriet, in bed with her siblings under the pacthwork quilts, asking Old Rit about the conversation she overheard about being sold, and Old Rit responding "You a slave, chile, and there ain't nothin you can do about it."
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