The fact that eliza and george are being chased by constables as well as by bounty hunters reflects what theme in the novel? false christianity vs. true christianity what is legal vs. what is morally right the north vs. the south men vs. women

The Law vs. What's Right is the answer. The constables and the bounty hunters have the law on their side. And its not right that George and Eliza are slaves being hunted.

What is legal vs. what is morally right.

Explanation:

Harriet Beecher Stowe's anti- slavery novel "Uncle Tom's Cabin" presents the image of what slaves had to endure, the hardships and the torture they were subjected to. It became a famous novel, showed a profound effect about the unjust treatment of slaves and "helped lay the groundwork for the Civil war".

Eliza and George had ran away, though initially not together at first. George had ran away much earlier. Then Eliza followed suit but not because she wanted to. Rather, she had to run away so as to save her son Harry from being sold to another master. In those days, selling of slaves was a common phenomenon and the parents have no say in it for they themselves belong to their masters. So, when George and Eliza ran away, they were hunted by the bounty hunters and even the police were involved. This is a reflection of the conflicts between the themes of what is legally right and what is morally right. The constables and the bounty hunters have the support of the law on their side even though it is morally wrong to make someone work forcefully or make them suffer. This shws the conflicting interests of the law and morality at its core.

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