Pros And Cons Of Azo's View Of Slavery

The road to freedom is a very rough path. Many have it and some do not. Too many freedoms are worth more than gold and to obtain this is worth the risk. For Papken Infarbian or formally was known as Azo in Muslim went through the trails to survive and obtain freedom to live with his bloodline. Azo was born in 1906 in Amasia, Turkey. He grew up during the trails of World War I and a target on his Armenia bloodline. When he was forced out of his home in 1915 young Azo was forced to see the horrors of life that no one should see. In Azo’s world, the way to freedom would have to go through slavery in order to survive, for Azo that was freedom. But, to achieve freedom Azo would have to experience the positives, negatives and the suffering that would …show more content…
Azo journey started with his first master after the last of his bloodline (sister and mother were taken. During his time there, the Kurdish master and his son would force him to give up on his religious view. Azo was forced into a Muslim religion. (22-24) While this did help get more masters it was with the fear that people would find out the truth about him. Even before he became Muslim people from the village wanted him dead. However, regardless if he stayed Christian or Muslim those who wanted to kill him because he was a giavour. Which to Kurds met he was sub-human and easily could be sold to anyone without true warning. Which lead to his second master Ibrahim Bekin who was a blessing, but his wife did what she could to get rid of Azo. When Bekin left the first time his wife would force him out of the house and have him sleep in the pits. (27:7) Even when Azo left his second master it was because the wife was trying to kill him. (54:21-26) Azo would have to find a new master who would take him. When Azo reached his seventh master. This person, Azo hated so much that he tried anything in his power to escape. Even though he did, Ramo sent a search party and eventually found him. Because Azo escaped he was forced back to his previous master. (87) The negatives from various masters would eventually lead to other forms of …show more content…
In Azo’s case, he did such thing. But, he would not find freedom all by himself. Those who he would call his friends or for the lack of better term heroes would risk everything, to get not only themselves out but even risk everything for Azo. Those who helped him the most were Cheko and Resho. These two helped Azo get out of his more brutal masters. First Cheko who came up with the idea two ways to get free from his seventh master while the first one failed badly. When the second plan went off, he left Cheko as advice and escaped into the mountains. (91:2) Some time will pass until he would meet Resho. The stay together was a very short intern of his experiences. The plan was simple leave at night and make it to the orphanage in a day. This was very easily pulled off. (102-103) Even all the dangers Azo would face he would keep pushing no matter what the case, When he escaped with Resho, Azo had to use willpower to keep pushing even after being sick. (104:3). It is because of kindness that Azo was able to survive as long as he did. The masters who took him even those who abused him could have just killed him and got it over but they did not. They took him in gave Azo a job, a home, and food. In turn, saved him from