2. Mark the items that are repeated.
3. Post both to the Padlet!

Second Question:
Repeated Items: Weapons, Bridges, Farms, Boats, Flags, Torches, Load Carrying Bags.

- Singing
- Memory flashes
- Water/boats 
- Forest 

1-     Characters: Harriet and her family, Marie, the Brodes family, Walter.

2-     A scene: Harriet deciding to free the slaves. 

3-     Objects: guns, dresses, money, boat.

4-     Places: church, bridge, sea, woods.

5-     Themes: inspirational, spiritual, freedom.
6- An interaction: Harriet and the white male checking for the IDs

Repetitive: horses, guns, flashbacks.

  
 

Minty was a slave living on a farm. She was married to a freed slave. Her husband was a free slave. Her master didn’t set her free to go live with her huband. She worked on the farm all day nonstop. One day her master died, and she was under the rule of the son. She wanted to be set free to go live with her husband, so she decided to escape. She started running away to seek her freedom. She was supposed to run away with her husband, but he was captured. On the way, her slave master runs after her and is about to catch her. She manages to escape through jumping in the river off the bridge. She runs and runs till she reaches freedom in Pennsylvania. She meets a man that sets her free and protects her. She is send to a beautiful place to stay at, and she gets a paid job. After one year has passed, she sends a note to her husband, but he never replies. She decides to go back to her husband and family to get them to freedom. She gets a freedom name and a fake certificate, and starts her journey home. She gets back home, and finds out that her husband married another woman after she escaped without him. She doesn’t want to go back to her freedom without helping anyone, so she decides to take 9 other family members with her to Pennsylvania. She takes them to freedom, then decides to go back and get the rest of the slaves. She goes back and takes all the slaves at the farm and other farms to freedom, except for her sister because she works in the master’s family. She goes back to get her sister, but she refuses because her son is still inside. She goes back to Pennsylvania, and is followed by her master. Her master and his men go to Pennsylvania, and a fight happens, resulting in the death of the woman that kept her safe. Harriet then runs away to Canada to be safe and find a way to get all the other slaves to freedom. A meeting is held in Canada, and they believe that the only way to get the freedom of the slaves is through a civil war. Harriet says that she is willing to fight for the slaves and get them all free until the last drop of blood in her veins. Harriet goes back to get her mother and father, and then her neice.

She succeeds, and takes more slaves with her on the journey to the land of the free. She lets the slaves escape, and she faces her master and his helper. The master kills his helper, and Harriet doesn’t kill the master, instead she takes his horse and runs away. Two years into the civil war, Harriet becomes a leader of the war in South Carolina. She frees over 750 slaves, and dies on the age of 91.

Repeated things during the movie:

Singing the same song multiple times. The memory flashes she gets. Her praying to God for guidance. Harriet going back and forth to bring slaves into freedom. Crossing the bridge. Gun scenes. Getting on the boat.

·       The Brodes family house that has many slaves.

·       Slaves getting abused.

·       Churches that mostly the slaves used.

·       Slaves running away by the help of Harriet

·       The bridge to cross the river.

·       Black men working with the white men against slaves.

·       The anti-slave association.

·       Harriet risking her life many times just to free the rest of the slaves.

·       The guy that was in charge of the anti-slavery association kept telling Harriet that it was dangerous, however, she never listened to him and kept going back to free more slaves.

·       Harriet being a bit good with Gideon by only shooting his hand and not killing him, when she had the chance to.

·       Harriet not caring about her life, instead always trying to save the others.

Repeated things:

·       Having a difficulty crossing the bridge or the river.

·       Harriet pulling the gun on other slaves to convince them to come with her.

·       Harriet talking to God.

·       The memory flashes.

·       The sculpture with Harriet from her father.

·       Singing, mostly by Harriet and the other slaves.

Harriet Tubman carries the universal themes of sisterhood, courage,
sacrifice and doing what is necessary to keep a family together. Moreover it is
a heartwarming tale of two sisters vowing that nothing but death will separate
them, despite the slavery threatening to tear them apart.

Characters
  Harriet Tubman, William Still, Eliza Brodess, Ben Ross, Bigger Long,  Marie Buchanon, Gideon Brodess.

Places 
Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Visitor Center in Church Creek, Maryland, Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Byway in Maryland and Delaware 
Tubman Museum in Macon, Georgia,  National Great Blacks, Wax Museum in Baltimore, Maryland, National Underground Railroad Freedom Center in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Objects 

Guns,weapons,printing press,farmland,clothes,rides and horses.

Scenes 

 Harriet Tubman, was a fugitive slave whose work as a conductor on the Underground Railroad made her a legend.
Sarah Hopkins Bradford  met Tubman's parents in a Sunday School class while visiting her brother in Auburn, New York, during the Civil War.
While Bradford describes Tubman as a woman of exceptional ingenuity, many of the masters for whom she works think Tubman is mentally incapacitated.
In Scenes, Tubman's forceful manner and feats of bravery obscure, at times, the fact that she regularly risks her life for other people, often strangers.

The interaction of Harriet when Gideon told her that she is his property describing her as a pig.

Themes: -

the pursuit of freedom

Characters:-

Harriet and her family, Gideon Brodess and his family, Marie, Walter.

 Scenes: -

When Harriet frees the slaves.

Repeated items: -

Horses, guns, freedom, flashbacks, boats

Harriet movie exhibits slavery, freedom, bravery, and determination. Its about the transformation of the character Harriet from slavery and oppression into being a figure of heroism and freedom.
characters: Harriet Tubman, Robert, Gideon, Mary Buchanon, Harriet's parents, William steele.
places: Philadelphia, the church, river, the forest, Harriet's father house, the borders.
objects: boats, horses, weapons, clothes, and carts.

- Minty sustains a head injury and has visions which she believes are from God

- They learn Minty’s mother was supposed to be freed

- “I’ll be free or die” Minty jumps into a river to escape her former master. Shows her dedication 

- Minty meets anti-slavery activist and they organize the underground railroad 

- “Minty” chooses Harriet as her new name, because she’s free now. This scene symbolized a new beginning, change and freedom 

- Harriet learns her husband is remarried and feels betrayed. emphasizes the effect slavery had even on their personal lives

- Harriet is described as a “Moses” by angry planation owners. She’s a figure of hope and a savior to her people

Harriet’s flashbacks, unity of Black people, songs by slaves, prayers, 

 Objects: Guns, bridge, bible, boats and carriages

Places: the church, the river , the farm, fields .

 Characters: Harriet, Marie, John, William, Harriet’s family, the other slaves

 Scenes: Harriet shooting Gideon, and leading the slaves into their escape for freedom 

Themes:  slavery, oppression, violence, hope, freedom.

Repeated: Harriets dreams or flashbacks, the bridge, singing, freeing the slaves

Items that are repeated: Harriet’s visions/flashbacks, slaves, guns, boats, songs 

Characters: Harriet family, slaves, Marie, William.

Places: houses and church.  

 

Papers, hats, books, weapons, shovels, wood, dresses.

Themes:

Slavery, authority, enslavement, racism, love. 

Characters: 

Harriet, Harriet’s master and his son, Harriet’s family.

Places:

Master’s farm, river, church.

Repetitions:

Weapons, songs, dreams or nightmares.