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1 causing #drama for protagonists
CONFLICT causing #drama for protagonists

2 Categories Internal: occurs within the character
External: occurs between the character and another force

3 Conflict between two beings of the same kind, usually hero vs villain
Man vs Man Conflict between two beings of the same kind, usually hero vs villain

4 Character fights against the forces of nature, usually to survive
Man vs nature Character fights against the forces of nature, usually to survive

5 Character fights against his/her own will, confusion, or fears
Man vs Self Character fights against his/her own will, confusion, or fears

6 Character fights against laws, traditions, or values of the whole
Man vs Society Character fights against laws, traditions, or values of the whole

7 Character fights against otherworldly or magical forces
Man vs Supernatural Character fights against otherworldly or magical forces

8 Character fights against changing machines, programs, and advances
Man vs Technology Character fights against changing machines, programs, and advances

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