Respuesta :
He makes Samson’s story symbolic of the potential outcome for denying others their freedom.
Answer: Longfellow transforms Samson to represent the potential for enslaved people to rise against their captors
Explanation: Comparing "The Story of Samson, the Strong Man" compiled by Logan Marshall, and "The Warning" by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, Longfellow transforms Samson to represent the potential for enslaved people to rise against their captors. He uses Samson to represent someone of his time who may shake the pillars of what is happening and will bring freedom for the people. He is warning about what may happen.