Fight for Human Rights
she should decide for the future. Most of her internal conflict is revealed when she is on her way back to Tearling and before being the queen of Tearling.
Regarding the external conflict, the writer concludes that the conflicts often encountered by Kelsea is with the people around her. The external conflicts also
happens after she is being the queen. Kelsea has disagreements and differences in ways of thinking and desires which lead to conflict with other characters in the story.
For example is the conflict between Kelsea and Lady Andrews. They debate about what is more important between life and property.
After the writer is able to analyze the conflicts faced by Kelsea, the writer is able to reveal the messages contained in the conflict. From every conflict that Kelsea
faces, the writer concludes that most of the messages contain moral value of humanity and justice. The moral value of humanity and justice can be seen when
Kelsea is fighting for the people’s rights and protecting the poor from the slavery. The first message that the writer can find is to be wise in taking any decision.
The first evidence that the writer finds is on Kelsea’s internal conflict. It is when
Kelsea hesitated to claim her throne. She feels scared for what comes next on Tearling. She does not want her life to be different and she almost turn back to her
cottage for she is scared to rule the Tearling. In the end, she decides to claim the throne and rule Tearling for the goods of her people.
Another evidences is when she has a conflict with Pen. As the heir of the throne of Tearling, Kelsea shall not be childish and stubborn and she shall decide to
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her. She must shows her maturity so that she will earn respect from the people around her. Her wisdom for being mature shows the wise characteristic that she has.
The second message that can be found by the writer is on the conflict between Kelsea and Arlen Thorne. The moral message is being brave to take any risk for a
better future. Kelsea stops the slavery by burning the slave cages and cancel the shipment so that her people will not suffer any longer. They will live their life in a
proper way by taking the risk of Mort invasion. Kelsea thinks it is better to let the Mort come or make another Treaty that does not affect her people.
The third message is drawn from the conflict between Kelsea and Lady Andrews. The message is fighting for human rights which contains the moral value of
humanity. In this confl ict, Kelsea tries to fight for her people’s life. She wants to give
her people a new life and end the slavery while Lady Andrews is worried about her property. Lady Andrews thinks people’s rights to live is not as worth as her property.
On the contrary, Kelsea thinks that her people’s right to live their life properly is
everything for her because she thinks property can be purchased but a life cannot. The last
message that the writer finds is on Kelsea’s conflict with Lazarus of The Mace. The moral message is to be consistent and never stop believing. In this
situation, if Kelsea is not consistent with her belief, she will not stop the illegal shipment. It is wise for her to do it so that she can save the people from illegal slave
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