Hassal’s observations about the urban areas, appear to be pointed towards the nobility. The urban areas are where the nobility is mainly located. She talks about the balls thrown and many other celebrations that she takes part in. The rural areas are the poorer areas, the people who live there, live in poverty. The Creoles and their slaves are the main residents of the rural areas. The slaves in the rural areas are more hostile because of the outcomes of the revolution. The slaves are also more hostile because of the poor living conditions. The masters of the slaves in the rural areas could not afford to give them more. The non-Creoles held more power in the Caribbean, they also did not have hostile slaves. The slaves of the non-Creoles also had better living conditions compared to the slaves of the Creoles. The Creoles and non-Creoles lifestyles in the urban and rural areas are shown to be distinctively different through Hassal’s
Hassal’s observations about the urban areas, appear to be pointed towards the nobility. The urban areas are where the nobility is mainly located. She talks about the balls thrown and many other celebrations that she takes part in. The rural areas are the poorer areas, the people who live there, live in poverty. The Creoles and their slaves are the main residents of the rural areas. The slaves in the rural areas are more hostile because of the outcomes of the revolution. The slaves are also more hostile because of the poor living conditions. The masters of the slaves in the rural areas could not afford to give them more. The non-Creoles held more power in the Caribbean, they also did not have hostile slaves. The slaves of the non-Creoles also had better living conditions compared to the slaves of the Creoles. The Creoles and non-Creoles lifestyles in the urban and rural areas are shown to be distinctively different through Hassal’s