Part A Analyzing the Character

After you finish writing your story, write a two-to-three paragraph character explanation of your piece. This explanation should link specific instances of your research about the chosen historical figure to how you portrayed the character in your story. Describe all the authentic biographical information you found about the selected historical figure and explain how that information logically led you to create the fictional description in the story.

The Story I used :

This historical fiction is based on a true story and extensive research. Saturday was taken captive in Nlgeria in 1767, They were brought to Saint-Domingue, secretly gained an education, and became the personal attendant to my grandmother. When the Haitian Revolution exploded in 1791, he was unable to save Grandmother Catherine but took her two boys to Charleston where he raised them as his own children. Later he got caught up in the Vesey Conspiracy and fled to Cuba where he gained his freedom. Through the roller-coaster that was his life he held on to his love for a voodoo priestess, known generally as The Witch Woman. You’ll laugh and cry at his incredible will to survive and became a free man