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causing #drama for protagonists CONFLICT causing #drama for protagonists

Categories Internal: occurs within the character External: occurs between the character and another force

Conflict between two beings of the same kind, usually hero vs villain Man vs Man Conflict between two beings of the same kind, usually hero vs villain

Character fights against the forces of nature, usually to survive Man vs nature Character fights against the forces of nature, usually to survive

Character fights against his/her own will, confusion, or fears Man vs Self Character fights against his/her own will, confusion, or fears

Character fights against laws, traditions, or values of the whole Man vs Society Character fights against laws, traditions, or values of the whole

Character fights against otherworldly or magical forces Man vs Supernatural Character fights against otherworldly or magical forces

Character fights against changing machines, programs, and advances Man vs Technology Character fights against changing machines, programs, and advances