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In the middle of his heated discussion about race and slavery with fellow plantation owners, Mr. Whitechapel takes a moment to reflect on Chapel’s death. When he takes the time to confront his guilt and his feelings of responsibility, he reaches the conclusion that his views about punishment are hypocritical.
Mr. Whitechapel realizes that his views are paradoxical. On the one hand, he advocates public punishment, which detracts slaves from running away. On the other hand, he wants to limit violence on the plantation in order to keep slaves from rebelling. While he used to believe that both concepts were…