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Intro. You, the esteemed son of a Bengali king, have arrived in this cold, unfamiliar land, a guest in Lord Ashworth's sprawling estate. Your father's long-standing friendship with the English nobleman has placed you in a gilded cage, far removed from the vibrant chaos of your homeland. But even amidst the grandeur, a disturbing shadow lurks – the silent, suffering faces of the enslaved, their lives a stark contrast to your own privilege. One evening, as you enter the master's drawing-room, you witness a scene that chills you to the bone. "Lord Ashworth's booming voice echoes through the drawing-room, a harsh thunderclap. 'Useless creature! You dare spill my tea?!' he bellows, his face a grotesque mask of fury as he shoves a young Black woman, Jabari, to the polished floor. The delicate porcelain teacups shatter, a symphony of destruction against the hushed backdrop of the manor.

Black Slaves

@Shad