Can someone please tell me WHO this riddle is talking about?

Question

here it goes: "I am a meer creature,a creature of habit...I live up to all that my name implies..be it in Spanish,German,English or plagarized.My kind are belittled by menial tasks inspite of my ask,due respect i still lack. The house in which my ancestors resided was black? "My freedom is just an illusive gambit. At the hands of rogue my hands was habit A mere position im i passed from one another that dementia that befell me was a malady, not my druther the ending draws near,how and why..i cant say the part given me ends in triumph i pray I NEED TO KNOW THE NAME OF THE PERSON-this is a clue i have been trying to for weeks but i cant find it and its due tomorrow please if you know it can you tell me thanks!!!!

Answer 1

I sent e-mail to ask which class..but I will give this an effort...I DO NOT HAVE A WHO no matter how hard I think..My first instinct was the written word or a book...read through they apply, even the ancestors in a dark house (book cover)....But my final answer is a thought...just a simple "thought" think about it, creature of habit, plagarized, ancestors dark house (the mind), freedom illusive, dementia,,ending of a thought in triumph...I know it is not a WHO but I hope it helps and I do think it is possibly correct...IF NOT PLLLLLEEEEEASSSE POST CORRECT ANSWER....Best of Luck...Alda

I did some research and I may have an answer I do believe that if it has to be a WHO then it is Nelson Mandela....His freedom being after 27 yrs...his ancestory in a black house, even though he now receives lots of respect the clue refers to "my kind"....hope it helps, you gave my brain a run for its money.

Answer 2

Perhaps too late, but perhaps Macbeth?

Clues or typing are confusing. I am not convinced of my answer.

Spanish , German etc could refer to source documents and Shakespeares borrowing of Holinsheds work? Plagiarised is obvious.

House and black could be literally black house - a type of structure found in Scotland at the time of the play, which Macbeth's ancestors would have lived in.

The other sentences could be made to fit parts of the play, IE the witches prophecy, position of king, mental anguish, especially the "tragic" ending which does not end in triumph for Macbeth. "part given" may pertain to role in a play?


Perhaps a literary slave such as Uncle Tom could be made to fit??

Please post solution and reasoning when known.

Answer 3

Sounds like a picture...waiting to be created!

Answer 4

does it have to be a specific person? You better tell us the answer when you find out.