Conflict in Lyddie
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- Person v. Person
- Lyddie’s mother sends her a letter saying that she and her brother will be working to pay off debts after they were both doing very well at the farm by themselves.
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- I’m sorry, Charlie. I never expected this. We were doing so good, ey? You and me.
- Person v. Self
- Lyddie makes an impactful decision to give her precious calf money that was supposed to reunite her family at the farm to a runaway slave.
- You might need something along the away.
- Person v. Nature
- The rain makes the roads very muddy and it takes longer to get to Lowell. Lyddie thinks of what she should’ve done.
- I wished I had saved my dollars and walked-rain or no rain. Surely I could have made it just as fast.
- Lyddie was forced by her mother to do something she didn’t need to do because she was already doing a good job at the farm.
- She had to make a decision to give the money to a runaway slave or keep it to reunite her family.
- Lyddie has to go against the muddy roads left by the rain, and it takes a longer time to get to Lowell.
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