The idea behind Prince’s narrative has a significant impact on Allen and her argument. Allen is continuously introducing the point that repetition to the Creole subject is widespread. However, Pringle decided that it wasn't essential and edited it out. The voice of Prince cant is heard clear if its sugar-coated from a person who had no idea about the experiences Prince had to endure. Allen mentions, “Pringle’s editorial decisions, which are veiled assertions of power, violate her subjectivity. Despite Prince and Pringle’s shared goal of producing an anti-slavery pamphlet, the preface reveals a tension regarding narrative control” (Allen, 515). The cover-up around Prince’s identity is Pringle and his idea of what she perceived. Her status should
