Harriet Tubman had special qualities that helped her free the fugitives. These can be seen in “Harriet Tubman: Guide to Freedom” by Ann Petry. For example, she did whatever it took to help as many slaves as possible. Also, she was strong and dedicated. Another trait is, she was trustworthy. Lastly, she was kind. Harriet Tubman risked her own life for hundreds of others, and to do this it took the special qualities that she had.
To start with, she was willing to do whatever it took to free as many slaves as possible. In the text, the author explains how she threatened to take a man life if he went back. This shows she was not going to let one person leave and risk people finding them. To do this, she had to have been willing to kill this man
To start with, she was willing to do whatever it took to free as many slaves as possible. In the text, the author explains how she threatened to take a man life if he went back. This shows she was not going to let one person leave and risk people finding them. To do this, she had to have been willing to kill this man