The Real, Not-so-Real Folktale of Sojourner Truth’s Ambition
Told By: Brotha Tillwater (Pronounced Till-wa-ta)
PLOT OUTLINE
Beginning: Sojourner Truth’s Birth, childhood and overall young family life
Birth
Plantation
Childhood
Young Family Life
Middle: Sojourner escapes and discovers freedom. Within discovering freedom she discovers new issues in America. Sojourner’s start as a abolitionist.
Sojourner escapes and discovers freedom
Within discovering freedom she discovers new issues in America
Sojourner’s start as a abolitionist
End: Sojourner’s career strengthens, Death
Conflicts with Frederick Douglas and Susan B. Anthony
Career improvements
Death
Exposition:
Sojourner’s slavery (briefly explaining how many plantations she’s been through until I talk about Dumont the last slave owner)
Rising Action:
Explaining Dumont’s preposition to having early freedom
Runaway Sojourner
Climax:
Sojourner becomes accustomed to life in the North
Sojourner discovers the troubles of being free
Falling Action:
Sojourner’s outcome from her protesting
Sojourner becomes an activist
Resolution:
How Sojourner Changed life today
FROM DILEMMA TO DECISION
Internal conflict:
Being a Black Woman in the major times of prejudice, racism and overall bigotry.
External Conflict:
Making a decision to try to help stop the mistreatment of Blacks
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4 comments:
Hey You....Ummmmm, your story plot sounds good i guess. One thing though, how long do you plan on having it cause it seems kinda long. I have a suggesion, i think you should have her get raped and beaten. Did she ever get pregnant? Anyways, bye!!
You SUCCCCCCCCCCCK. Nah kidding. i just want to tell you that you should have Sojernour be singing a song when she escapes from being a slave. Make her sing a song we learned in Choir. Ehshay Ohluwah...Colay Bah Jehoug? someting like that. Bye!!
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