Types of Conflict

A conflict where a character faces opposition from another character, often leading to a struggle or fight.

A conflict where a character struggles against natural forces, such as weather, animals, or other elements of nature.

A conflict where a character grapples with their own emotions, decisions, or beliefs, leading to internal struggle.

A conflict where a character challenges societal norms, laws, or beliefs, often leading to a struggle against the larger community.

In a story, two friends compete for the same position in a school play, leading to tension between them.

A hiker gets lost in the woods and must find their way back while facing harsh weather conditions.

A student feels pressure to cheat on a test but struggles with their own morals and values.

A teenager protests against a school rule that they believe is unfair, facing backlash from school authorities.

Character vs Character, Character vs Nature, Character vs Self, Character vs Society.

Recognizing the type of conflict helps readers understand character motivations and the story's themes.