Description acceptable. In John Updike’s Rabbit Redux, Rabbit reads this literary scene aloud while Skeeter ejaculates on his couch. This scene is described as an “ideal speech situation” in a chapter titled for “Antinomies of Modernity” by Paul Gilroy, who reads it as a reworking of the German idealist thought that Ottilie Assing introduced to the author. Prior to this scene, Sandy gives the narrator a “root” that will ward off harm if it’s kept on the right side of his body. In Chapter (10[1])X (“ten”) of a book, (-5[1])this scene is preceded by the line, (10[1])“You have seen how a man was made a slave; you shall see how a slave was made a man.” This scene unfolds (-5[1])over two hours in a horse stable, and results in a sadistic (-5[2])man nicknamed “the snake” never harming the protagonist again. (10[2]-5[2])For 10 points, identify this climactic scene from Frederick (10[1])Douglass’s (-5[1])autobiographies, (10[3])in which he physically bests (10[1])the man he’s been leased (10[1])to. (10[3])■END■ (10[8]0[3])