5. How do the last three sentences of the passage contribute to the overall meaning of the passage? A. They highlight the loss of innocence that Douglass experiences when he encounters the horrors of life on the plantation. B. They emphasize that there are different sides to slavery: the relative peacefulness that he experienced on the outskirts, and the relative violence that he witnesses there. C. They provide a sense of closure to the scene, allowing Douglass to process what he witnessed and begin to move on from the trauma. D. They foreshadow and predict the torture and