Lyddie Conflicts Storyboard
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- Person vs. Nature
- "'Don't nobody yell,' she said softly. 'Just back up slow and quiet to the ladder and climb up to the loft...'" (Page 1)
- "Back up slowly to the ladder..."
- Person vs. Person
- "'Don't let's go, Mama,' Lyddie pleaded softly. 'Please, Mama.' But her mama only stared at the fireplace, rocking slowly back and forth..." (Page 5)
- "Please, Mama!"
- Person vs. Self
- "And, finally, she gave her a tiny cloth purse with five silver dollars in it. 'It's too much,' Lyddie protested." (Page 46)
- "Should I refuse?"
- In this situation, the conflict is Person vs. Nature as a bear is part of nature and Lyddie is using her knowledge to fend off the bear and get her and her family away safely
- We see that this scene in the book is Person vs. Person because Lyddie is trying to get her mother to see the situation of the world "ending" her way
- This situation is a Person vs. Self because Lyddie is debating with herself whether to take it, or refuse all the food, clothing, and money
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