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In the time that Hope Leslie is set in the common practice was to allow men to rule over how women should act and what they should do. In comparison to now, those practices would be viewed with lots of disdain and arguments. Many women have had the luxury of having freedoms that we have now and fought with everything to achieve them. Even now, we see women still fighting to keep those accomplishments free. Although our voices can be heard more frequently than that of Hope's there feel like days when it is just as small.

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We've all heard folklore. A range of stories that plenty of us can retell without having to wonder if a certain should or shouldn't be there and soak up all of the tall tales that lie within it. Even now we have modern folklore. It may look different and hold some similarities. An example that I found to be fitting was Bloody Mary. While it may not fit into modern folklore I think that it fits to a degree as it is modern, everyone (expect those living under rocks) know about it and gives underlying advice to not call upon her.

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Throughout the poem Thanatopsis we see the connection of man to nature. In 2019 though that connection is fading and is getting to the point where we may not have one anymore. In our society today no one is seen going out into nature and connecting with it. Instead we see people littering, polluting water ways, deforestation and air pollution from transportation vehicles. Now we see ourselves connecting with saving the environment instead of enjoying it.

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Tropical and subtropical coniferous forests

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In the ending of Edgar Huntly or, Memoirs of a Sleep-Walker we are faced with finding out that both Clithero and Edgar are sleepwalkers. During that time people would probably have said both men were mentally unstable. Today though that would not be the quick answer that would come. One of the first questions that will be asked if it is hereditary or if there is anyone else in the family that also might sleepwalk. Though most people only experience sleepwalking when they are kids and doesn't go beyond childhood.

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In Brockden Brown's novel Edgar Huntly or, Memoirs of a Sleep-Walker we see the main character describe a Native American as if they were a disgusting animal. This to me feels like it can be easily related to whenever America, or any country in fact, goes to war against another country or even a group of people. They bring down those people to make them seem less and try to vilify them in order to make it justifiable to harm them.

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Something that I've noticed is that there are no recent crimes or cases of someone killing another person while sleepwalking since about 2009. Though, the several cases that have been documented has caused there to be a "sleepwalking defense." Some see it like an insanity plea or that it is not real a real thing. Even though it has been ten years since the last documented case people would find it either to be something that is fake or would write it off due to never hearing about it. This may be something that no matter what is said or shown can change some if not most of how society would look at murders being committed while someone is sleepwalking.

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A similarity between Equiano's Narrative and our modern day world is that we are still separating siblings. This is very apparent with the families that are coming to America. It's not only the separating parents from their kids but from siblings from each other. Though the difference between these two is that these sibling are more than likely going to come back together. There is also a difference in the times; most people do not stand for it at all.