English, 30.05.2020 07:58 Zayybabii

Think about how the various characters in this excerpt from Across Five Aprils feels about the institution of slavery, and the
prospect of civil war. Imagine what might happen if, as war is declared, Jethro Creighton announces to his family that he intends
to enlist in the Union army. Establish a context and point of view and organize a sequence of events that unfolds naturally and
logically after Jethro's announcement, based on the traits of the characters you have read about. How might Matt feel about
Jethro's decision? Use your understanding of point of view and character traits in your narrative, as well as techniques such as
dialogue, pacing, description, and reflection to develop experiences, events and the characters in your story.

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