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1 Conflict Walsh Publishing Co. 2009

2 Conflict Conflict is the “battle” between two forces. Conflict isn’t always bad..sometimes it helps to create change. Walsh Publishing Co. 2009

3 Conflict Conflict is the struggle between two forces in a story. Without conflict, there is no plot.

4 Types of Conflict Character vs Nature Character vs Society Character vs SelfCharacter vs Character

5 Types Of Conflict…a deeper look 1.Character vs. Character (problem with another character) 3. Character vs. Society (problem with the laws or beliefs of a group) (character vs. community, society or culture) 2. Character vs. Nature (problem with force of nature) 4. Character vs. Self (problem with deciding what to do or think; “inner conflict”)

6 Your turn… What’s a well-known movie that has… Character vs. Character Conflict Character vs. Nature Conflict Character vs. Society Character vs. Self

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