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9 In Cynthia Ryland’s short story, “Checkouts,” the protagonist is experiencing an external conflict. The conflict is between the girl and her parents, who “had moved her to Cincinnati” when she would have preferred “to finish growing up in the town of her childhood” (Ryland 1).

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