Understanding the Journey of Enslavement

The speaker recounts their capture and journey into slavery. They describe a pirate attack that led to their family's separation and their eventual sale to the Franks. The narrative concludes with a reflection on their lost identity and existence as a slave.

What event led to the narrator's capture and eventual enslavement?

• A natural disaster

• A pirate attack

• A family betrayal

• A war between nations

What happened to the narrator's family during the pirate attack?

• They escaped to safety

• They were rescued by another ship

• They were all killed

• Some were killed, others were captured

After being separated from their brothers, where was the narrator eventually sold?

• To the Egyptians

• To the Vikings

• To the Franks

• To the Romans

How does the narrator describe their sense of identity after being enslaved?

• They feel lost and without identity

• They feel a strong sense of belonging

• They feel hopeful for the future

• They feel empowered

What existential question does the narrator ponder about their life as a slave?

• The purpose of their existence

• The possibility of freedom

• The nature of happiness

• The concept of time