Part 1: From Frederick Douglass' "Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, an American Slave," what pro-slavery arguments does Douglass refer to or hint at in his narrative? How does he counter the various pro-slavery arguments? Provide quotes and cites to support your assertions.
Part 2: What themes (messages, lessons, ideas, or concepts) or motifs (recurrent thematic elements in the work) did you notice within Douglass' narrative? What do you consider to be the key passages in the narrative? Why are these passages so significant?
It must include MLA citations - both in-text and an end citation.