Conflict Between Phoebe And Doctor Bergman

The original conflict and events that have been developed as the novel progresses, center around the substantial arrival of dr. Bergman, a character that has been enhanced within previous chapters. Additionally, he has shared his intentions with Phoebe, in regards to a planned escape from the Whitehaven Plantation. Out of suspicion and fright, Phoebe responds to doctor bergman's convincing request for Will, who has attempted an escape before as stated in the introductory segment of this novel. When Phoebe and will agree to meet dr. Bergman, he explains that he does take interest in Birds but that is not why he has traveled to Whitehaven. The to exchange the classes in disbelief as he continues to express he amongst hundreds of more like him
The conflict precedes when Shad, who has built a steady relationship with Phoebe, becomes aware of the fact being something is off, as his brother will prepare us for the escape. This is what has initially caused Phoebe to consider doctor bergman's plan, along with her discovery of being sold to another owner, similar to her mother. Furthermore, master and his daughter have started constructing a realization of Phoebe's unpermitted education, positioning Phoebe more at risk. As the book continues, a crucial element is revealed in a manner that comes off as quite a plot twist.One of the slaves confront Phoebe, reassuring her that just because she works in the big house, she's no different than the rest of the Plantation Slaves. Phoebe is used to this treatment, but as her acquaintance Beatrice Witnesses the conversation, she notices Phoebe rather overwhelmed with the harsh comment. Beatrice then goes on to have a chat with Phoebe, where she explains the reason she is picked on is because she is in fact different colon Phoebe has softer skin and lighter eyes, and is beautiful like her mother. However, Beatrice continue to stay that Phoebe's mother was dark