Uncle Tom was sold 100 yuan.

Before St Clare fulfilled his promise, he was stabbed to death with a hunting knife because he was involved in a fight. St Clare's wife refused to fulfill her husband's promise before his death and bought Tom to the evil farmer Simon Le grip at an auction. Lai grip (he is not a native of the South, but an immigrant from the North) took Tom to the countryside in Louisiana. Tom met other slaves of Lai grip here, including Emmeline (Lai grip bought her at the same auction). When Tom refused to obey Legrip's orders to whip his fellow slaves, Lai grip began to hate him. Tom was brutally whipped, and Lai grip was determined to crush Tom's belief in God. But Tom refused to stop reading the Bible and tried his best to comfort other slaves. At the plantation, Tom met Cathy, another slave in Legrip. Cathy was forced to be separated from her children when she was auctioned; Unable to bear the pain of another child being betrayed, she killed the third child.

At this time, Tom Locke returned to the story. After being cured by Quakers, Locke changed. George, Eliza and Tom were free after they entered Canada. In Louisiana, when Uncle Tom's faith in God was about to be destroyed by the torture he suffered in the plantation, he experienced two dreams-one was Jesus and the other was Eva-which made him determined to keep his faith in Christ until his death. He encouraged Cathy to escape and asked her to take Emmeline with her. When Tom refused to tell Legree where Cathy and Emmeline had fled, Lai grip ordered his boss to kill Tom. When he was dying, Tom forgave the two supervisors who beat him cruelly: inspired by their personalities, both of them converted to Christ. Before Tom died, George Shelby (son of Arthur Shelby) appeared. He wanted to buy back Tom's freedom, but he found it was too late.

The last fragment

On the way to freedom by boat, Cathy and Emmeline met george harris's sister and went to Canada with her. Cathy once discovered that Eliza was her long-lost daughter. Now they are finally reunited. They went to France and finally arrived in Liberia, an African country that took in former American slaves. There, they saw Cathy's long-lost son again. George Shelby returned to his farm in Kentucky, freed all his slaves and told them to remember Tom's sacrifice and his faith in the true meaning of Christ.