Douglasss take-charge attitude

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Douglass's take-charge attitude makes the turning points of the novel. Prepare a topic and want to ensure to include all the important points of the novel.

-teaching himself to read and write
- materialization for his previous thoughts of escape
- his defeat of Edward Covey
- acquiring permission to hire out his time from ThomasAuld
- educating fellow slaves in a Sabbath school
-name change

Am I missing any key points?

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