English, 18.03.2021 01:10, 2000samantha

The following passage is from the end of “Cub Pilot on the Mississippi.” Why does Twain make this statement?

During the brief remainder of the trip I knew how an emancipated slave feels, for I
was an emancipated slave myself.

a. Twain no longer has a conflict with the captain.
b. Twain has experienced a conflict with Brown.
c. Brown no longer can create conflicts with Twain.
d. Brown’s conflict with the captain has not been resolved.

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