1. Conflict
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2. Conflict:
Conflict in literature is the struggle between two opposing forces.

3. Internal Conflict
Internal conflict occurs within a character; a character has an ethical or emotional challenge.
A character might think: “Am I making the right decision?” or “Should I be doing this?”

4. External Conflict:
A struggle between the protagonist and another character, against nature or some outside force.

5. Man vs. Man
A character in literature struggles against another character.
This can be in the form of physical conflicts, conflicting desires, or opposing goals.
Man vs. man is an example of external conflict.

6. Man vs. Technology or Fantasy
This conflict encompasses several spheres, such as man fighting against technological advances, man fighting against aliens and man fighting against supernatural forces.
Examples:
“I, Robot” (technology)
“Alien” (fantasy)

7. Man vs. Nature
This occurs when a character fights against the forces of nature.
Man vs. nature is an example of external conflict
Examples:
“The Perfect Storm”
“Titanic”
“Twister”

8. Bella Swan: Edward or Jacob?
Man vs. Himself
This occurs when a character fights against his own values, conscience, or beliefs; the character has a mental struggle.
Man vs. himself is an example of internal conflict.
Examples:
Bella Swan: Edward or Jacob?

9. Man vs. Society
The conflict of man versus society is often represented by a person who is an outcast or by a character who tries to break the normal rules society has established.