Douglass uses a metaphor to describe his feeling after the battle with Mr. Covey. Explain the metaphor when Douglass says the battle with Mr. Covey "rekindled the few expiring embers of freedom "

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Douglass uses a metaphor to describe his feeling after the battle with Mr. Covey. Explain the metaphor when Douglass says the battle with Mr. Covey "rekindled the few expiring embers of freedom "

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When Douglas battles Covey, he feels like a man again. From feeling dead inside.

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