Son of America

Protagonist- Sam
Antagonist- his parents
Type of conflict: Person vs. Self, he to himself that people can live without lots of money and new technology.

Exposition: When we find out what kind of town they live in and what the characters look like.

Inciting event: when Sam comes to visit them.

Rising action: Tells his parents about his new life style.

Climax: when Sam offers then money and they don't take it.

Falling action: They go to synagogue, Berl shows Sam the gold coins.

Resolution: When he finds out they don't need the money.

Berl and Berchla live in a very safe small town called Lenthshin in a foreign country. They are Jewish and believe they have every thing they need to live and don't need any more money. They have a son named Samuel who left home for the United States when he was only fifteen. Samuel comes to visit his parents in lenthshin. He tells them that he is a banker in New York city. When Samuel goes to visit he tries to give his parents money because he thinks they need it. His parents refuse and say that they have everything they need and don't need money. Samuel finally finds out that they do have everything they need and don't need the money.

Money: How things have changed and more modern, also shows Samuel's new life style.

Berl and Berlcha: They show that people can still live without modern technology.

Theme: Not everyone likes to live with modern technology and can survive without it.