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Conflict Conflict means a struggle, a problem, or an obstacle that tries to stop the protagonist from accomplishing his/her goal.

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Conflict. Conflict means a struggle, a problem, or an obstacle that tries to stop the protagonist from accomplishing his/her goal. . Internal Conflict. Internal Conflict is the struggle in one’s own mind; it is inside the character . My fear of spiders is stopping me from going into my room!. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Conflict

Conflict Conflict means a struggle, a

problem, or an obstacle that tries to stop the protagonist from accomplishing his/her goal.

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Internal Conflict

Internal Conflict is the struggle in one’s own mind; it is inside the character.

My fear of spiders is

stopping me from going

into my room!

Should I go to that party even though I know there won’t be any

adults?

I don’t want to lie but I feel like I have to!

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Internal Conflict

Character vs. Self This is the only type of internal

conflict. This conflict is caused by the

character’s own fear, confusion, and decision-making.

127 Hours ClipWhat should

I do!?

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External Conflict

External conflict is any conflict outside of the character’s mind.

It can be a struggle against another character, nature, or society.

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External Conflict

Character vs. Character This conflict is a physical fight or an

argument between two characters. A Christmas Story Clip

VS.

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External ConflictCharacter vs. Nature

This conflict is a character against the elements of nature.

Examples:▪ A flu virus outbreak threatens human survival▪ A rabid dog attacks a little girl▪ A man is stranded on an island with no way home

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External Conflict

Character vs. Society The main character has a conflict with

a larger group, a community, a culture, or the law.

Examples:▪ College students protest a war▪ A man breaks the law by stealing▪ Two people decide to get married even though their families disapprove

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Conflict Chart

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Think about it

Write about a conflict that you have experienced recently. Was it internal or external?

Write one paragraph that uses at least 3 complete sentences.

Be prepared to share.

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What type of conflict is it? People are forced onto the roofs of

their homes because of Hurricane Katrina.

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What type of conflict is it? A boy must decide between buying

the Red Skins jersey and the Eagles jersey.

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What type of conflict is it? A young woman wants to go to

college, but her culture won’t allow it. She shows up at college on the first day, and she is arrested.

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What type of conflict is it? One little girl trips another little girl,

who falls on the ground and cries. The other girl offers her hand to help her up.

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Practice

Read the chart to yourself. Then complete the second example

for each type of conflict.

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Practice

Determine the type of conflict of each situation and then draw a picture based on it.