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1 Conflict External and Internal

2 Plot Conflict drives plot Without a conflict, there is no story
The rising action is the character’s attempt to resolve the conflict The climax is the point at which the conflict is solved (or fails to be solved)

3 External Conflict between a character and an outside source Examples:
Man Vs. Man Man vs. Nature Man Vs. Society

4 internal Man vs. self A psychological struggle
The character has to make a decision

5 Examples What are two examples of external conflicts you face?
What are two example of internal conflicts you Face?

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