Harriet Jacobs is a romantic writer because she is a writer all about individuality. Her story Harriet Jacobs: From Incidents in the life of a Slave girl, is about her personal struggle growing up being a slave, which makes her brave. She is brave because she escaped from her master and later became a free slave once she made it up north. Harriet begins her story by explaining to the reader that she never realized that she was a slave until she was six years old. This means a lot because, it seems like to me that up until that age she was able to live her life somewhat like a normal child. If she was a white child she might of been able to go to school and learn from them many slaves that raised her. Jacobs also shares the love that she has
