Types of Conflicts in Lyddie
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- Person vs Nature
- ROARRR
- Don't yell. Just back up slowly and quietly to the ladder and climb up to the loft.
- I am not a thief nor am I a robber. Please do not fear me.
- Person vs Self
- Should I report him for money or leave him free?
- Come to the ten hour protest with me, we will get our rights.
- Person vs Person
- No, I am very busy.
- A bear had come into Lyddie’s cabin looking for food, and Lyddie stared the bear down and protected her family. This scene is an example of Person Vs Nature because Lyddie is against the bear and the bear is part of Nature.
- Lyddie meets a runaway slave named Ezekiel, and she debates with herself about turning him in with the authorities for money to pay the debts off her family’s farm, or letting him go, so he can have freedom.This scene is an example of Person vs Self because Lyddie is indecisive and debates with herself whether she should report him or let him go.
- It's the summer, and many of the girls are leaving for vacation to their hometown, and Diana is leaving, and she offers and tries to convince Lyddie to join the 10 hour protest, but Lyddie declines.This scene is an example of Person vs Person because Diana is trying to convince Lyddie, but Lyddie is against Diana and doesn't want to risk losing her job.
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