Black Cowboy, Wild Horses - Brooklyn Heitl
Storyboard Text
- Exposition
- Conflict
- Rising Action 1
- Bob and Warrior are riding on the Great Plains. Night and day, dusk and dawn, for weeks searching for wild horses. They are on a mission to capture the wild horses.
- Rising Action 2
- When Bob and Warrior were taking a snack break, they heard the wild mustangs rolling in. They got scared and they stayed still. That was there first trial and error.
- Climax
- Bob sleeping in Warriors sattle while Warrior eating grass. Peaceful sounds but wet and cold night. When it hits morning, they ride around a bit more until...
- Falling Action - Resolution
- When Bob sees the horses trails in the mud, he follows them to the water stream. When they move away from the water, the Colt deid from a rattlesnake bite. Everyone were all at there lowest. The mom of the Colt was so devistaded but they had to keep going.
- Bob galloped Warrior to the front of the herd as he knew now was the time to take over because the stallion would not have the heart to fight as hard. Bob charged Warrior at the stallion and the horses fought until the stallion retreated. Bob and Warrior were triumphant!
- Bob and Warrior became leaders! He has the mission completed, he has to get them to the stables now. The cowboys patiently but excited waiting for their mission success. The horses follow there new leaders and follow Bob and Warrior into the stables and mission complete.
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