In the story, Harriet Tubman, Edward Brodas is the most powerful main character in the book. On page 2 Edward Brodas is represented as a man with lots of land, a big house, and the most power over the slaves. For example, “The house in which Edward Brodas lived was very large” and “Edward Brodas was known as the master to his negro slaves.” Both of these quotes represents the power that Edward Brodas had. The second most powerful character is Harriet Tubman which can be shown on pages 63 and 94. Furthermore, “Harriet moved in front of the doorway, stood there, blocking it.” This shows how brave Harriet was to stand up to a dangerous overseer whose intention was most likely only to hurt her. In addition to that, “...for no man should take me