Harriet Tubman: Conductor on the Underground Railroad and The People Could Fly: American Black Folktales”, are two akin prompts which talk about the escape from slavery. Even though these are two different stories they have some similarities and differences. Both articles share some interesting facts about history.

First, in the first paragraph of Harriet Tubman's non-fiction text, it states, “She could not, for example, have said how or at what moment she learned that she was a slave.” This means that she was born to be a slave, and she wanted to departure from slavery. In the fictional story, ‘‘The People could Fly’’ Sarah’s baby also had the equivalent misery of slaves as paragraph 9 states, “The Driver cracked his whip across the babe