The Immortelles

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The story explores themes of privilege and redemption as Damita De Salvado, who initially mistreats her gift of a slave girl named Rissa, faces the consequences of her actions. After selling Rissa during a family crisis, the narrative contrasts their fates: Rissa rises to wealth and freedom, while Damita's family descends into hardship. This transformation highlights the moral complexities of power and the impact of choices on both individuals and their relationships.