As fast as words could fly

As fast as words could fly

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• Caption: Wrote by: Pamela M. Tuck
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• Caption: Read by: Mario Morales

Exposition

• 1.The history took place in Greenville, North Carolina, an teenager, named Mason Steele.
• 2. He wrote letters, that letters were complaints about some aggression from white persons to black people.
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Rising Action

• 1.His parents gave him a typewriter as a thank-you for the work he did.
• 2. During vacations, Mason and his brothers worked by picking tobacco with some white boys who lived nearby
• . 3. His dad moved them to a nearby high school, one of them told him that white boys will not want to be in the same school.
• 4. On the first day on that school, they were waiting for the bus but the bus didn't stop, that happens during 3 days
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Rising Action

• 5. At the third day the bus stopped and take them to the school, the principal gave them their schedules and they had to find their classroom by themselves.
• 6.Mason found a job to buy his type supplies in an after school activity linked to his school.
• 7. School selected him to participate in a typing tournament here they will look who is the best in the whole state.
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Climax

• On the day of the tournament, he had to choose between an electric typewriter or a manual typewriter. Mason selected a manual typewriter although he would lose time.
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Falling Action

• When the teacher began the tournament, Mason was focused on his paper while the other kids were focused on distract him
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Resolution

• Against all odds, he won and broke all records even if he had a manual typewriter. His teacher asked him "Why did you select the manual typewriter, he respond "Because it reminds me where I came from"
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