Remake of Quey Character Arc by Noah Friedman

Quey Beginning

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"Half-caste child" seemingly confused about elements of his identity.

Character choices

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setting

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He starts out at the castle in his early life then his dad sends him to england to be educated. He comes back to the village his mother is from but doesnt feel like he has any connection.

visible and invisible changes

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Contrasting Characters

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Cudjo's friendship and sexuality questioning for Quey leads him to believe that as weakness, while Fiifi contrasts this representing strength and utmost success in Quey's mind.

Quey- Competing Values

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Epiphany?

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Quey has an Epiphany at the very end of the chapter by discovering he has to give up his desires to visit his friend and maybe lover Cudjo for the successful buisness of the slave trade

Quey Ending

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Embraces role as leader of the slave trade.

25holbrookz3 — 2024-01-16 16:02:21 UTC

The author uses Quey to portray another important perspective that is unique to the novel, one that is from a biracial person, born to a oppressor and a non oppressor. Through the novel, the author uses Quey to show his journey in deciding which lifestyle he is going to embody, the oppressor or the oppressed