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1 Conflict A Quick Review...

2 External Conflict Person vs. Person Person vs. Society
Example Person vs. Society Person vs. Nature

3 Internal Conflict Man vs. Self Example

4 Let’s try with The Glass Menagerie...
Read the descriptions of the characters in The Glass Menagerie. A sheet of the character descriptions has been provided for you. On a separate sheet of paper, write down potential conflicts (external & internal) you see already before you start reading the play.

5 Amanda Wingfield

6 Tom Wingfield

7 Laura Wingfield

8 Jim Delaney O’Connor

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