How Did Frederick Douglass Learned To Become An Enslaver?

After reading an expert of Frederick Douglass, I learned about the crimes of enslavers and how Fredrick Douglass wished to be an animal than being cursed by slavery. I’ve never been put to work like a slave, but I know they lived a nightmare. When reading the expert, you could feel the utterable feeling of living an agony life. Not being able to live a normal one, because you're meant to work like animals. From here, I learned about slavery more than I already knew. Not only that, I also learned how to appreciate the life I have now, because not everyone has the same life as others. Frederick Douglass last recalls being taught how to read by Auld’s Wife. Auld didn't want her to teach him, because he thought it wouldn't make him a slave like the others. Instead of giving up, he learned how to read on his own. He discovered a collection of works named The Columbian Orator. These works talked about Catholic Emancipation. Douglass states that he read them over and over again with unabated interest, giving him thoughts in his mind but sooner or later went away. As he read, he notice that the works talked about slaves and how everyone should have human rights. It relieved more of the world, and only
He considered them robbers for the “crimes” they were committing. As Douglass states in the passage, he considered them the meanest and wicked of men. He saw the reason behind why Auld didn't want him to learn to read. Auld didn't want him to see the truth behind slavery. He didn't want him to understand why they were working while everyone else was sitting around. He wanted him to question these thoughts instead of being tormented. To him, learning to read was a curse instead of a blessing. He wished he was an animal so he wouldn't know he was put into slavery. He saw how freedom slowly disappeared into the cruel world. There was nothing he could do now, but feel