Literary Conflict

How does external conflict differ from internal conflict in literature?

• External conflict involves a character's struggle with external forces, while internal conflict involves a struggle within the character's own mind.

• External conflict does not affect the plot, while internal conflict is the main driver of the story.

• External conflict is always resolved by the end of the story, while internal conflict is not.

• There is no difference; both terms mean the same thing.

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The conflict of a story where a character struggles with something INSIDE themselves.

• External Conflict

• Tone

• Internal Conflict

• Mood

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What type of conflict is the picture? 

• Character vs Character

• Character vs Nature

• Character vs Self

• Character vs Society

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What type of conflict is the picture? 

• Character vs Character

• Character vs Nature

• Character vs Self

• Character vs Society

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Which of the following is an example of internal conflict?

• A character struggling to survive in a desert.

• Two characters arguing about their beliefs.

• A character debating whether to lie to protect a friend.

• A community fighting against a new law.

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What type of conflict is represented by a character facing a natural disaster?

• Man vs. Man

• Man vs. Nature

• Man vs. Society

• Man vs. Self

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Which of the following best describes external conflict?

• A struggle occurring within a character's mind.

• A character's fight against societal norms.

• A character's emotional response to an event.

• A character's development over time.

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What is an example of Man vs. Society conflict?

• A character fighting a dragon.

• A character rebelling against oppressive government rules.

• A character lost in the wilderness.

• A character struggling with guilt.

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How can internal conflict affect a character's development in a story?

• By changing the story's setting

• By influencing the character's decisions and actions

• By introducing new characters

• By resolving the story's external conflicts

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What impact does Man vs. Society conflict typically have on a story's theme?

• It highlights personal growth and development.

• It emphasizes the struggle against external forces of nature.

• It often explores themes of rebellion, freedom, and societal norms.

• It focuses on the character's internal moral dilemmas.

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