question archive Both Gulliver and Oroonoko find themselves in captivity, subject to a master, but also considered by the inhabitants of their new world to be exceptional of their kind (Oroonoko as compared to the other slaves, Gulliver as compared to the other Yahoos)
Both Gulliver and Oroonoko find themselves in captivity, subject to a master, but also considered by the inhabitants of their new world to be exceptional of their kind (Oroonoko as compared to the other slaves, Gulliver as compared to the other Yahoos)
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Both Gulliver and Oroonoko find themselves in captivity, subject to a master, but also considered by the inhabitants of their new world to be exceptional of their kind (Oroonoko as compared to the other slaves, Gulliver as compared to the other Yahoos). List four significant similarities or differences between Gulliver and Oroonoko as to how they respond to their somewhat similar situations. For each similarity or difference, point to specific textual evidence in each text to support your answer.
