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1  The struggle between opposing forces  All stories need conflict! What is conflict?

2 Conflict in Disney’s Frozen

3 Character vs. Character

4 Character vs. Nature

5 Character vs. Society

6 Character vs. Self

7 Write a screenplay portraying the conflict in your book. The screenplay must:  Be at least 2 pages (or 1 page front and back)  Show the conflict of your story. Write the type of conflict at the top of the paper!  Include the elements of a screenplay (setting, dialogue, stage directions) Show the conflict in your book

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