Running a Thousand Miles for Freedom · Character
Mr. Slator
A slaveholder entangled in the machinery of pursuit, his name carries the weight of the system that hunts those who dare to flee.
supporting
Also known as Slator
First appearance: running a thousand miles for freedom
As a supporting figure in Running a Thousand Miles for Freedom, Mr. Slator is not background color—the story leans on what they do once the chapter opens.
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With Mrs. Douglass (professional): Mr. Slator and Mrs. Douglass have frequent interactions, likely as employer and servant or in a business context. With Frank (professional): Frank and Mr. Slator interact often,…
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Relationship types
- Professional
- Other
Character groups
- Allies and Supporters
- Protagonist
- Key Participants and Abolitionists
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- Mrs. Douglass
professional · ambivalent
- Frank
professional · negative
- Mrs. Douglass
professional · ambivalent
- Mrs. Douglass
professional · ambivalent
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