William and getting away

William left because he saw the opportunity to become free. Mr. Sands wanted him to go up north with him and help him. Mr. Sands kept promising that the day would come and that he would let William go with him. Once the he saw his open window to go and get away he decided to take it.  I think that his choice is justified because no one wants to be under someone's complete control for their entire life and they want their own life. To slave no matter how nice their master is or how much they care for them they still aren't free and the master still sees his slave as a piece of property. William wants to be free so he  takes his chance but his time and way is a little rude. Mr. Sands is nothing but nice to William but he is still Mr. Sands piece of property, but i still see it as an action that is justified.