Question

I WILL GIVE TEN(10) POINTS, 5 STARS AND BRAINS.

What is the effect of the first-person narration in this passage?

It provides a balanced perspective.

It encourages the reader to doubt the story.

It gives insight into an enslaved person's thoughts and feelings.

It shows readers how well Douglass can express his thoughts.

Answer 1

It gives insight into an enslaved person’s thoughts and feelings
Providing a first person primary source setting the tone for the remainder of the story