Literary Conflicts in Glory Be Storyboard
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Glory Be by Augusta Scattergood
By Lauren Ayube
Glory Be is a wonderfully written historical fiction story that accurately depicts life in the South during the Civil Rights Movement, a time when hope was there, but true equality was still a long way from becoming a reality.
Storyboard Description
Illustrate examples of literary conflict in Glory Be by Augusta Scattergood
Storyboard Text
- Character vs. Character
- Hey Jesslyn, wanna play Junk Poker?
- I'm too old for that dumb game, Glory.
- Character vs. Self
- Hanging Moss Tribune
- Do I give them the letter, or not?
- Character vs. Nature
- POOL IS CLOSED
- As Glory's sister Jesslyn gest older, she does not want to be around Glory anymore. Their relationship is changing and it makes Glory sad.
- Glory wants to fight for what is right, but is also nervous about how people will react and if she'll get into trouble.
- Glory doesn't like the Mississippi heat, and relies on the pool to cool off!
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