Conflict

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What is conflict in literature?

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Conflict is the problem or struggle that drives the plot of a story, involving a character facing challenges.

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What are the four main types of conflict?

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1. Character vs Character 2. Character vs Self 3. Character vs Nature 4. Character vs Society

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Define 'Character vs Character' conflict.

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This type of conflict occurs when a character faces opposition from another character, often leading to a struggle or confrontation.

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Define 'Character vs Self' conflict.

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This conflict involves a character grappling with their own emotions, decisions, or beliefs, often leading to personal growth.

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Define 'Character vs Nature' conflict.

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This type of conflict occurs when a character faces challenges posed by natural forces, such as animals, weather, or the environment.

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Define 'Character vs Society' conflict.

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This conflict arises when a character stands against societal norms, laws, or beliefs, often leading to a struggle for change.

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What is an example of 'Character vs Nature' conflict?

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A character stranded in a storm must find shelter and survive against the elements.

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What is an example of 'Character vs Society' conflict?

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A character fighting against unfair laws or social injustices in their community.

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What does it mean when a character faces 'Character vs Self' conflict?

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It means the character is dealing with internal struggles, such as fear, guilt, or making a tough decision.

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How does conflict drive the plot of a story?

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Conflict creates tension and challenges that characters must overcome, propelling the story forward and engaging the reader.