In the novel (The Crossover), in the third quarter section of the book where a character faces a conflict and must rise to the occasion. Who was the character, and what is his or her conflict?
In the third quarter section of "The Crossover," the character who faces a conflict and must rise to the occasion is Josh, also known as Filthy McNasty on the basketball court. His conflict is dealing with the jealousy and resentment he feels towards his twin brother Jordan, who is getting more attention and recognition for his basketball skills. Josh struggles with his emotions and must find a way to overcome his jealousy and support his brother while also focusing on his own growth as a player.
