I found the approach of using a graphic history much more engaging with an audience than the transcript that was presented in Part II of the book. Although I believe the style Getz used could have taken away from the authenticity of the transcript, because it felt as if I was being drug away from the main point of the story. He included the transcript and the historical context, which helped fill many of the blank understandings of the relationships of the Asante societies. I it found interesting that the judge, William Melton did not understand the cultural aspects of the case he was ruling. This is important because James Brew, who represented Eddoo, used tactics in order to confuse both Abina as well as
I found the approach of using a graphic history much more engaging with an audience than the transcript that was presented in Part II of the book. Although I believe the style Getz used could have taken away from the authenticity of the transcript, because it felt as if I was being drug away from the main point of the story. He included the transcript and the historical context, which helped fill many of the blank understandings of the relationships of the Asante societies. I it found interesting that the judge, William Melton did not understand the cultural aspects of the case he was ruling. This is important because James Brew, who represented Eddoo, used tactics in order to confuse both Abina as well as