What did Fiddler realize about Kunta after the whipping scene?

After the whipping scene, Fiddler realized that Kunta Kinte possessed an indomitable spirit and a fierce determination to maintain his identity and resist the dehumanizing forces of slavery. He saw that Kunta's refusal to submit, even in the face of brutal punishment, highlighted his strength and resilience. This understanding deepened Fiddler's respect for Kunta and sparked a sense of solidarity in their shared struggle against oppression. Fiddler recognized that Kunta’s unwavering resolve could inspire others to resist their circumstances.