After this experience, Harriet never wanted to experience this physical and emotional pain again. Harriet’s apotheosis happened when she successfully saved a few slaves on her first mission. This would be the climax of her journey and would lead to her going back on multiple trips as a conductor to save many more lives. The lives she saved would serve as the ultimate boon to her. Completing her mission without a single death was a big achievement for her. It was a big achievement that no other conductor had ever achieved, and because of this, Harriet would be scouted out by politicians and abolitionists up north (Han and Rivard). She would soon be recruited by John Andrews to work for the Union generals in Port Royal, South Carolina, where she would help recruit black spies and nurse wounded soldiers (Han and Rivard). After the Underground Railroad, Harriet experienced what could be considered as the refusal of the return. Harriet chose to keep fighting, and during the Civil War, she enlisted in the Union
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