Question

douglass’s use of the pronoun “your” in this passage is an example of. done irony a rhetorical question parallelism

Explanation:

In the context of Douglass's writing (likely addressing an audience with a contrasting relationship to the subject), using "your" can create irony (a contrast between expectation and reality, or a mocking tone). A rhetorical question is a question not seeking an answer, and parallelism is repeating grammatical structures—neither fits the pronoun's use here as well as irony.

Answer:

irony