When Abigail is forced to continue her life in bondage in New Orleans, how does her world change? Do you think the techniques of oppression differed between the two locations?

When Abigail is forced to continue her life in bondage in New Orleans, how does her world change (both her inner world and the landscape itself)? Do you think the techniques of oppression differed between the two locations? Did you feel Louisiana's culture echoed Haiti's?

Bondage is bondage. She continued to be owned by someone.

The only thing that changed was the location.

I agree - slavery is slavery. There may be a better position, a kinder Master, but int he end bondage is the same as long as you are not free to make your own decisions.