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Whitechapel has a family with his first wife

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Whitechapel has a family with his first wife

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Cook and Whitechapel start planning to get married

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Cook and Whitechapel start planning to get married

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Cook and Whitechapel marry, and Cook later gives birth to Chapel, as a result of Sanders Senior's assault

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Cook and Whitechapel marry, and Cook later gives birth to Chapel, as a result of Sanders Senior's assault

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Whitechapel raises Chapel as his own son

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Whitechapel raises Chapel as his own son

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Chapel spends a lot of time with Lydia when young, and she teaches him to read and write. They start liking each other

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Chapel spends a lot of time with Lydia when young, and she teaches him to read and write. They start liking each other

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When Mr Whitechapel finds Chapel reading, he punishes him and bans him from the house.

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When Mr Whitechapel finds Chapel reading, he punishes him and bans him from the house.

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This is done by Mr Whitechapel because he wants to 'protect' Chapel from the consequences of being a slave that can read.

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Lydia and Chapel meet at night and talk, planning a future together in the North.

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Lydia and Chapel meet at night and talk, planning a future together in the North.

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Cook has been sick for a while, and dies. Chapel runs away in grief.

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Cook has been sick for a while, and dies. Chapel runs away in grief.

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Whitechapel tells Mr Whitechapel about Chapel's whereabouts. He gets found and returned.

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Whitechapel tells Mr Whitechapel about Chapel's whereabouts. He gets found and returned.

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This was in attempt to protect his son from harsher punishments by outsiders.

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Mr Whitechapel had to leave, but left orders to not punish Chapel until he returned. Sanders Jr, the Overseer, decides to punish him, and kills Chapel.

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Mr Whitechapel had to leave, but left orders to not punish Chapel until he returned. Sanders Jr, the Overseer, decides to punish him, and kills Chapel.

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Sanders Jr was aggravated by Whitechapel's insistence that he was not to punish Chapel until Mr Whitechapel returned, and slaps him. He says he will give 200 lashes to Chapel, and forces Whitechapel to watch all of them.
Chapel dies before the 200 finish.

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Mr Whitechapel returns, outraged at Chapel's death.

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Mr Whitechapel returns, outraged at Chapel's death.

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He tells Sanders Jr of the truth about Chapel; that he is Sander Sr's son, and hence Jr's half-brother.

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Lydia, in grief over Chapel's death, starts writing letters to the local newsletter that get mentioned in the newspaper.

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Lydia, in grief over Chapel's death, starts writing letters to the local newsletter that get mentioned in the newspaper.

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Mr Whitechapel goes to a meeting with other plantation owners at the Gentleman's club.

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Mr Whitechapel goes to a meeting with other plantation owners at the Gentleman's club.

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He has to defend his name against the other more brutal masters that mock his kinder approach to slaves.

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Sanders Jr finds out first.
He is regretful over what he did to Whitechapel and Chapel, and gives his jacket to Whitechapel to be buried in.