The CrossOver
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- The Crossover Climax
- Theme: Don’t bottle up your feelings, know to express them or things will only get worse.
- From school?
- You're suspended.
- From the team.
- Directed by Lexi Holden
- Dad, JB still won't speak to me.
- Right now JB can't see you, son,. You just have to let the smoke clear, and then he'll be okay.
- Josh and JB sit in silence on the way home from the hospital."JB, bandaged and hurt, leans against his back-seat window and with less than two feet between us I feel miles away from all of them." Page 137
- This shows the theme by showing that since Josh didn't tell JB why he did it, so JB thinks he did it for no reason.
- Tell him that I saw the look in his eyes, and it wasn't a mistake.
- Josh's mom tells him he's suspended from the team.
- This scene shows the theme because Dad tells Josh that he let his family down, and that was the consequence of not telling anyone what he was feeling.
- Josh and his dad have a conversation during JB's basketball game.
- Josh and JB's conflict is affecting the whole team, and this shows the theme by telling us that because Josh did what he did, he affected other people too.
- Look. Josh, you and your brother need to squish this beef. If my two stars aren't aligned, there's no way the universe is kind to us..
- JB has been ignoring Josh for 5 days now, and his mom calls him out on it.
- Your brother has apologized profusely for his mistake.
- Josh agrees to talk to his mom to let his dad coach a college basketball team. He asks for something in return."And maybe, in return, Dad, you can talk to her about letting me back on the team for the playoffs. I feel like I'm letting my teammates down. You let your family down, too, Josh, he replies, still holding his chest." Page 167
- I feel like i'm letting my teammates down.
- You let your family down too, Josh.
- Coach has a talk with Josh and Vondie during lunch about him and his brother. "My brother and I got into a bad fight when we were in high school, and we've been estranged ever since. You want that?" Page 185-186
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