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CONFLICT Every story has one…. Conflict Every story has some sort of conflict Conflict is not always an obvious fight between characters.

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1 CONFLICT Every story has one…

2 Conflict Every story has some sort of conflict Conflict is not always an obvious fight between characters

3 Internal Conflict Character vs. self Example: In the movie Castaway, Chuck needs to make life-altering/saving decisions in isolation

4 External Conflict Character vs. character Example: In the movie Captain Phillips, Captain Phillips fights against pirates

5 External Conflict Character vs. nature Example: In the movie The Impossible, the main characters struggle with the aftermath of a tsumani

6 External Conflict Character vs. society Example: In The Hunger Games series (novels and movies), Katniss battles against the Capitol and its societal rules and structure

7 External Conflict Character vs. technology Example: In the movie I Robot, society faces conflict with out of control robots

8 External Conflict Character vs. supernatural Example: In the movie The Conjuring, the family is terrorized by a dark presence in their farmhouse

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