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Thank you We sneak Mary roland's in captivity narrative allow

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shmoop isa captivity narrative which is a whole genre There

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are a few of these at the time they were

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hugely popular There was a story of people who have

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been captured and then take it back So it's kind

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of like a travel book travel books but also a

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redemption narrative it's following a path that jesus also essentially

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followed And at the end the people who are worthy

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will be returned right So that cia scatological thing right

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way have this image of the end of the world

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of very beginning with the fire that burning but also

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the fact that she is eventually return that she is

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eventually brought that home is supposed to be as the

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book indicates part of the sovereignty and goodness is god

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it's the will of god to try you to make

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you suffer to test your face And then ultimately if

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you pass those tests to return you safely to the

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polls and hence this text emphasis on prayer and faith

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another thing she does its prey constantly She talked about

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it in the text as she tells us what she

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was doing every day Is a bible with mum and

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that's her way of asserting that she is a woman

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of faith And so in that sense the ending of

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the story is always inevitable The women will be survived

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What's A captivity narrative what s scatology I was rolling

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stone's view of god's role in this story Uh i 00:01:30.16 --> [endTime] want to be forced on a vacation

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