Literary Conflict

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What is literary conflict?

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Literary conflict is a struggle between opposing forces in a story, which drives the plot and develops characters.

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What are the four main types of literary conflict?

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

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Define 'Character vs. Nature'.

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

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Give an example of 'Character vs. Nature'.

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Jacob's house was destroyed when Hurricane Irma blew through Florida.

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Define 'Character vs. Society'.

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This conflict arises when a character stands up against societal norms, laws, or beliefs.

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Give an example of 'Character vs. Society'.

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Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat on the bus to a white man, challenging racial segregation.

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Define 'Character vs. Self'.

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This conflict involves a character struggling with their own emotions, decisions, or beliefs.

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Give an example of 'Character vs. Self'.

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Avery felt upset about her holiday party being canceled, struggling with her disappointment.

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Define 'Character vs. Character'.

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This conflict occurs when two characters have opposing desires or goals, leading to a struggle.

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Give an example of 'Character vs. Character'.

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Kimberly and her brother argue about whose turn it is to take out the trash.