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CONFLICTS. CHARACTER SOCIETY CHARACTER SOCIETY NATURE.

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1 CONFLICTS

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7 SOCIETY

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9 CHARACTER SOCIETY NATURE

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12 I don’t think I can do this!!!!!!

13 DO I CHEAT ON THE TEST OR NOT? DO I TELL GRANDMA THAT I ACCIDENTALLY WRECKED HER CAR? SHOULD I PURCHASE THE RED OR THE BLUE SHOES? WHICH PARTY SHOULD I ATTEND?

14 major conflict In a fiction story, it is the main problem of the main character or protagonist.

15 external conflict In a fiction story, it is a struggle the protagonist has against outside forces.

16 Three types of external conflict: 1. character vs character 2. character vs society 3. character vs nature

17 internal conflict The protagonist in the story experiences conflicts with his or her conscience.

18 Also Known As: character vs self

19 What type of conflict is being shown?

20 Do I? Don’t I? I don’t know what to do!!!!!!

21 INTERNAL or Character vs Self

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23 EXTERNAL

24 What type of external conflict is being shown?

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26 character vs character

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28 character vs nature

29 DON’T EAT HERE!!!!!! WE DESERVE MORE WAGES UNDERPAID

30 character vs society

31 WHAT TYPE OF EXTERNAL CONFLICT IS IT?

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