CONFLICT in Literature

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CONFLICT in Literature

2 TYPES of CONFLICT

Conflict that takes place in the mind of the character. TYPE 1 Internal Conflict Conflict that takes place in the mind of the character.

The conflict is in the mind of the character . . . Character vs. Self The conflict is in the mind of the character . . . The character struggles to make a decision, take action, or overcome a feeling.

The character struggles with some outside force. Type 2 External Conflict The character struggles with some outside force.

Struggle between 2 characters Character vs. Character Struggle between 2 characters External Conflict

Character vs. Nature The character struggles with some force in nature.

Character vs. Society The character struggles with some social issue . . . war, prejudice, greed

Character vs. Technology The character struggles with new types of technology