u/IgnorantCheese

Hey guys, I'm taking the AP Literature exam in a few days and for one of the FRQ prompts we can analyze and write an essay responding to a prompt about ANY work of writing so I really want to use Shadow Slave since I love the story and its written amazingly.

I wanted to ask everyone what they thought the biggest themes were in Shadow Slave. Or what they think Shadow Slave symbolizes or "gets across" for them.