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Types of Conflict October 28, 2014

Bell Work Step 1: Add “Conflict Notes” to your table of contents in your ISN (composition notebook!) Step 2: Cut out and glue each of the pictures into your notebooks so it looks like this: Glue in this order: Man vs. Man Man vs. Self Man vs. Society Man vs. Nature Step 3: If you are finished, you may finish reading chapter 10 of Freak the Mighty, work on study guide questions for chapter 10, or read for 2nd 9 weeks Reading RIOT project

Review Conflict is a struggle between opposing characters or opposing forces. Conflicts are the complications that move the story forward. Remember the toy story videos we watched showing internal and external conflict? Internal conflict takes place inside a characters mind or heart and sometimes involves a decision External conflict takes place between a character and someone or something else

Man vs. Man A struggle between two characters The other character may be the antagonist Example: Pushing your sibling out of the way so you can get to the front seat first Internal or External? Man vs. Man

Man vs. Self A struggle within a character’s own feelings, thoughts, or fears Example: Choosing between staying up to watch TV or going to bed so you are well rested for school Internal or External? Man vs. Self

Man vs. Society A struggle between a character and the laws or beliefs of a group This can involve poverty, politics, social norms, expectations, or values Example: a student stands up for what he/she believes is right, even though almost everyone disagrees with him/her Internal or External? Man vs. Society

Man vs. Nature A struggle between a character and mother nature Mother nature can be considered weather, animals, insects, sickness, epidemics Example: A family hiding in the basement during a tornado Internal or External? Man vs. Nature

Conflict Scavenger Hunt in Freak the Mighty With your table groups, find at least one example of each type of conflict in Freak the Mighty. You may use any episode of conflict in chapters 1 – 10. **This worksheet will go in the “Literature” section of your notebook. If you finish early, you may: Find additional examples of conflict in Freak the Mighty or work on Reading RIOT.