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Kindred

Octavia E. Butler

Type

Novel

Published

1979

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Who is the white antebellum slaveholder that Dana must repeatedly save by being pulled back in time?

AKevin Franklin
BRufus Weylin✓
CTom Weylin
DIsaac Jackson

Rationale

Dana, a Black woman from California in the 1970s, finds herself transported back to the antebellum South whenever Rufus Weylin's life is at risk. Rufus is her white ancestor, and saving him is crucial for her own existence.

Who is the name of the white slaveholder ancestor that Dana, the modern Black protagonist, is repeatedly pulled back in time to save?

ARufus Weylin✓
BTom Weylin
CKevin Franklin
DIsaac Jackson

Rationale

Dana finds herself transported from 1976 California to the antebellum South whenever Rufus Weylin's life is in jeopardy. As Rufus is her direct ancestor, Dana has to ensure his survival long enough for him to father her lineage, all while witnessing and enduring the harsh realities of slavery.

What is the name of the white antebellum slaveholder to whom the protagonist Dana is repeatedly pulled back in time?

AThomas Weylin
BRufus Weylin✓
CKevin Franklin
DIsaac Jackson

Rationale

Dana is a Black woman living in 1970s California who finds herself being pulled back in time to the antebellum South whenever her white ancestor, Rufus Weylin, is in danger. She must ensure his survival to secure her own existence, leading to a complicated and troubling dynamic at the core of the novel.

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