But, during that time children were expected to do exactly what the elderly told them, and education was not a right. Schools were only for boys. There was not any interest of children to go to school. “I don’t think Margaret likes educated slaves any better than her husband does…he can barely read and write.” (Butler, p.82) At that time, the majority of people were lack of education. Something that also made me think is the child abuse that back then were common between all kinds of children. “I’d seen Margaret Weylin slap one of them hard across the face. The child had done nothing more than toddle into her path.” (Butler, p.85) This really emphasis the way kid slaves were treated if they made such a simple