CONFLICT Types & The Ones Many People Face

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Cornell Notes Begin entering information on your notes.

Advertisements

Story Elements Some basics that every good movie / story / book must have ….

Do Now  If you could travel back in time to any period of history, where would you go, what would you do, and why?  Also, if traveling back in time could.

Story Elements Some basics that every good story and/or book must have ….

Elements of Fiction.

Internal and External Conflict in Literature

Internal and External Conflict. What is Conflict? A conflict is a struggle between opposing forces. There are two main kinds of conflict in stories: internal.

Literary Terms and Techniques Please copy anything in WHITE into the Lit Term section of your binder.

By the end of this lesson, you will be able to: identify conflict as it appears in literature. identify conflict as it appears in literature. distinguish.

What does the word conflict mean to you? Define it in your own words.

Four Types of Conflict Conflict = PROBLEM. External Conflict  A struggle between the character and an outside force.

Conflict. Why is Conflict Important? Without conflict, there is no plot! The plot is created around the conflict. Conflict is introduced in rising action.

Man vs. Man Man vs. Society Man vs. Nature Man vs. Self Every story has a main conflict that deals with a character vs. another character, society, nature.

The struggle that grows out of the interplay of two opposing forces.

By the end of this lesson, you will be able to: identify conflict as it appears in literature. identify conflict as it appears in literature. distinguish.

CONFLICT IN LITERATURE. By the end of this lesson, you will be able to… explain why conflict is important. identify conflict as it appears in text and.

TYPES OF CONFLICT. Why is CONFLICT important?  No conflict, no plot!  Plot is created around the conflict…  Introduced in rising action…  Faced head-on.

Story Elements. Five Elements (Ingredients) of Story 1.Character 2.Plot 3.Setting 4.Conflict 5.Theme.

Internal and External Conflict

CONFLICT. Conflict – a struggle between opposing ______________ or opposing _____________; component which drives the ________ charactersforces plot.

TYPES OF CONFLICT. Why is CONFLICT important?  Without conflict, there is no plot!  The plot mountain is created around the conflict…  Introduced in.

TYPES OF CONFLICT. Why is CONFLICT important?  Without conflict, there is no plot!  The plot mountain is created around the conflict…  Introduced in.

Identifying Conflict. Internal vs. External Internal conflict takes place in a person’s mind for example, a struggle to make a decision or overcome a.

By the end of this lesson, you will be able to: identify Conflict as it appears in literature. identify Conflict as it appears in literature. distinguish.

Story Elements Some basics that every good movie / story / book must have ….

Please pick up a pink paper from the stool! This is for our conflict notes!

What is CONFLICT? The plots of most stories centers around conflict. A conflict is a struggle between opposing forces.. There are two main kinds of.

Plot Graph. PLOT: The sequence of events of a story, with each event causing or leading to the next.

Conflict in Literature

Independent and dependent Clauses Page 250

Conflict in Literature with Examples from Film

Internal and External Conflict

Internal Conflict: A character's internal struggle.

Conflict in Literature

Internal and External Conflict

Literary Conflict.

Conflict in Literature

Conflict Literary Elements.

Types of Conflict in Literature

Composition Notebook Notes

Conflict Touching Spirit Bear.

Conflict Notes.

Internal and External Conflict

Plot Structure Plot is the action or sequence of events in a story.

Types of Conflict.

Elements of A Narrative

TYPES OF CONFLICT.

Write notes in LINK spiral

Internal and External Conflict

Story Elements.

Conflict What is conflict?

a struggle that takes place inside a character’s mind or heart Internal Conflict a struggle that takes place inside a character’s mind.

Four Types of Conflict Conflict = PROBLEM.

Literary Conflict.

Internal and External Conflict

Internal and External Conflict

Conflict in Literature

Word of the Day: Abhor My grandfather always abhorred getting a new, young colleague because he felt they didn’t know anything. Abhor (verb) means to extremely.

Conflict and Resolution

Internal and External Conflict

Story Elements ENG 4C.

-it may not have a clear outcome of who is the winner or the loser.

Internal and External Conflict

…..the only reason you follow the plot!

Internal and External Conflict

CONFLICT in Literature

Conflict in Literature

LITERARY ELEMENTS Conflict and Plot.

Presentation transcript:

CONFLICT Types & The Ones Many People Face ¨You Got a Problem Man ?¨ CONFLICT Types & The Ones Many People Face

Conflict in Literature External Person vs. machine Person vs. fate Person vs. nature Person vs. society Person vs. person Internal Person vs. self

Conflict Conflict is a struggle between opposing forces Every story must contain some kind of conflict Stories can have more than one conflict Conflicts can be external or internal External conflict- outside force may be person, group, animal, nature, or a nonhuman obstacle Internal conflict- takes place in a character’s mind

Internal Conflict Person vs. Self A character has a problem deciding what to do in a particular situation. (Feelings & emotions) Character finds inner strength despite poor odds. Character must develop moral compass. Character must discover self-worth.

External Conflict Person vs. Person One character has a problem with one or more of the other characters. One character must battle another character to gain power, true love, freedom, justice or acceptance. One group of characters must free themselves from another. One character must confront another to survive.

External Conflict Person vs. Society A character has a problem with some element of society: the school, the law, the accepted way of doing things, etc. Character trapped by circumstances of birth. Character falsely accused by society. Character feels apart from society and discovers own values.

External Conflict Person vs. Nature A character has a problem with some natural occurrence: a snowstorm, an avalanche, the bitter cold, or any other element of nature. A person trying to survive in hostile natural conditions

External Conflict Person vs. Fate A character has to battle what seems to be an uncontrollable problem. Whenever the problem seems to be a strange or unbelievable coincidence, fate can be considered the cause of the conflict.

External Conflict Person vs. Machine A character has to confront technology or other elements of human creation (as opposed to natural creation.)

Discussion Activity In groups of 4, discuss the conflicts each character faces… 1) Is it External, Internal ? 2) What Type of Conflicts (Person vs ?) 3) What Other Personal Conflicts are Present? 4) How do you think they will be able to get through it ? 5) How would you deal with that conflict if you were that character?