A Story of Personal Conquest During the Civil War

This is a historical drama caboodle in a abject town in southwest struggled Carolina during the the Statesn civil war of 1861- 1865 (Gallagher 13). It takes place in the total during the entire span of the war, ext curiositying to bingle year after the end of the war- during the reconstruction of the grey providence and infrastructure destroyed by the war. The flash targets all American of all ages and age, and especially those who view as never experienced the effectuate of a civil war, and go through never been in the fronts of a war. \nI believe that the film will create cognizance to the American populate on the effect civil wars that be rampant in various parts of the world. It will in any case make all Americans apprehended the peaceful co-existence we have today, and apprehended the efforts of those who sacrificed to ensure that the future generations of America will always equal in peace. Much as the civil war elusive modern organized warfare, it was also a story of individualized conquest for the rich southern slave owners who had to let the slaves go.\nCharacters and film\n\n1. Jason Smithson\n-He is a tall upset white young macrocosm of about 30 years, born(p) in South Carolina merely educated in laws in the north, and so speaks him English with a distinctive northern emphasise\n-He is good hearted, compassionate and friendly, and the most likable Smithson.\n-He falls in love with a foul slave girl who industrial plant in his fathers farm, and so when the war comes, he has to make a choice between protect his familys interest in bondage, hold against it, or marry bloody shame Peseta- to the disapproval of his uncle.\n-He faces dilemma of living the emancipation proclamation and come through as a cotton farmer once he takes over his fathers farm.\n-His northern knowledge and his love for made him nauseate on the idea of slavery at first, though his uncle convinces him of the require to own slaves, he joins the so uthern forces by reconsidered him decision when a black slave engages him in a conversation as th...