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1 There is no story without a PLOT and no plot without a CONFLICT

2 CONFLICT Struggle between opposing forces

3 Two types of conflict External Conflict Character Vs Outside Force

4 Two types of conflict External Conflict Outside Force Character Vs Another character(s)

5 Two types of conflict External Conflict Outside Force Character Vs Society

6 Two types of conflict External Conflict Outside Force Character Vs Nature

7 Internal Struggle In Character’s Own mind Should I? Shouldn’t I? Decisions! Decisions! Decisions Will I? Wont I? Must I? Mustn’t I?

8 Example Twenty miles into the marathon, Maria’s muscles felt like putty. The wind blew fiercely against her. The she say her family holding a sign that said, “We believe in you, Maria!” She knew she couldn’t give up. External Vs Internal

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