From Wolf at the Door by Barbara Corcoran

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From Wolf at the Door by Barbara Corcoran Page 70 “I was thinking about my story…But without (it) I wouldn’t have any conflict, and I had heard a million times…that a story has to have conflict.” Page 83 “A great idea hit me…I had a whole pack to write about, and I bet there’d be plenty of conflict.”

Conflict Internal or External?

Conflict A problem to be resolved

Internal inside

External outside

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Person vs. Self

External Conflict A problem created by forces other than one’s self which must be dealt with

Person vs. Person

Person vs. Nature

Person vs. Society

Internal or External? Your brother has snuck out of the house, and you can’t decide whether to tell your parents or not.

Internal or External? A tornado has struck the house and you must evacuate.

Internal or External? An army has marched into town and you must defend it.

Internal or External? A friend is talking bad about you, and you don’t know whether to confront the friend.