While living in this character's home, a man begins singing hymns after experiencing a vision of Jesus's crown of thorns turning into "rays of glory.
While living in this character's home, a man begins singing hymns after experiencing a vision of Jesus's crown of thorns turning into "rays of glory." This man's superstitiousness is exposed when a woman complains to him of noise on the garret floor, and he chickens out by refusing to take his pistols and investigate it. In a climactic scene, this man is told "Ye poor miserable critter! I forgive ye with all my soul" by a man whose forgiveness persuade two of his workers to convert to Christianity. This character remarks "I'll soon have that out of ya!" while rifling through a (*) Methodist hymn-book he took from another's belongings. This man relies on a pair of huge goons named Quimbo and Sambo, whom he sends to beat a man refuses to explain where Cassy and Emmeline have gone. For 10 points, what cruel master orders the death of the title character in Uncle Tom's Cabin?
While living in this character's home, a man begins singing hymns after experiencing a vision of Jesus's crown of thorns turning into "rays of glory.
Simon Legree [accept either underlined portion]