Kindred by Octavia E. Butler

In the next chapter, Dana arrived at Weylin 's house and Rufus helped to turn off the fire he began. After the fire, Dana asked Rufus whether he still remembered her. He replied that he remembered her, but he did not notice that Dana pulled him out of the river. He asked where his mother Dana should go, but said, "... he was angry and said he did not know, as I heard later, she never hit me." When the mother's Margaret was next to him, when Dana seemed to find Rufus drowning in the river, she gave Rufus CPR and saved his life.

In Octavia E. Butler 's novel "Family", Butler tells the story of an African - American woman named Dana who traveled from California to Maryland in the 1800' s in 1976. Every time he encounters a life-threatening situation, Dana returns to save her ancestor Rufus in time. Through Maryland's journey, she gained life experience from past slaves. In the novel, we learned about two slaves, Sarah and Alice, who lived at Willing Plantation. - Octavius ​​strengthened chronological analysis compared to Anthony's mistake. The date (BC) affects the Anthony factor affecting the Octavius ​​42 BC Philippine campaign. Together with Lepidus, Anthony led the army to Macedonia to face a conspirator who killed Caesar. The Republican co-conspirators are winning from 19 corps (about 120,000) and 28 corpses (about 170,000).

Octavia Butler's relative Octavia Butler novel Kindred is classified as a SF novel due to the existence of time travel. However, this novel does not focus on the schematic of this trip. Instead, the novel tells the relationship between a woman in Los Angeles in the 20th century and a slave in the 19th century. Therefore, the mechanism of time travel allows the writer to be as free as their colleagues when writing this "slavery story". - Octavia Butler's Kindred In his novel "relatives", Butler contrasts contemporary African Americans with African Americans who are nobility slaves. Some of the ways she is comparing is due to how they deal with their personal feelings about education, professional ethics, and slavery and / or their slavery. Education is very important for black people who are enslaved by novels.