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Four Types of Conflict The Plot Thickens

What's a Conflict? A conflict is a problem that the central character encounters. Examples A young boy gets lost on a camping trip Two twin brothers want to take the same girl to prom Every story worth reading has a conflict. If there is no conflict, there is no tension. Some stories has multiple conflicts.

Overview of Conflict Types Person vs. Person Person vs. Self Person vs. Society Person vs. Nature

Person vs. Person The central character faces opposition from another person or group of people. Examples A new student is bullied by a bigger, older student. A terrorist group has kidnapped the President's daughter and only one man can save the day.

Protagonist – the leading (main) character Person vs. Person Protagonist – the leading (main) character Antagonist – a person who opposes the protagonist; an enemy or adversary

Person vs. Self The central character faces an internal struggle. Examples A teenage girl must come to terms with her body image and confront her anorexic tendencies. A soldier struggles to fit back into society after returning from a high intensity combat zone.

Person vs. Society The central character or group of characters battles against oppositional traditions, institutions, or laws. Examples A group of immigrants fight for equal pay and fair treatment in the work place. A whistleblower leaks documents showing his government's unconstitutional surveillance programs

Person vs. Nature The central character struggles against animals, the elements, or other natural forces. Examples A tornado chaser attempts to get footage from a powerful storm. A hunter gets lost in the jungle and is pursued by a man-eating lion.

Practice Read each description, identify the antagonist (opposing force) and the type of conflict. Example An archeologist attempts to escape a dust storm at her excavation site. Antagonist: dust storm Conflict Type: Person vs. Nature

1 Two former friends compete for the same scholarship.

Answer Antagonist: Former friend Conflict Type: Person vs. Person

2 A team of artic fisherman struggle to survive after they are shipwrecked.

Answer Antagonist: Arctic weather / hunger Conflict Type: Person vs. Nature

3 An African American man challenges the practices of racial profiling and police brutality in his community.

Answer Antagonist: Societal practices and perpetrators of police brutality / racial profiling Conflict Type: Person vs. Society