Exploring the Four Types of Conflict in Storytelling

The video tutorial explains four types of conflict in stories and movies: character vs. self, character vs. character, character vs. nature, and character vs. society. Each type is illustrated with examples from popular films, highlighting how conflicts drive narratives and character development. The tutorial emphasizes the role of conflict in making stories engaging and dynamic, and encourages viewers to recognize these conflicts in various media and real life.

What is the primary role of conflict in stories and movies?

• To conclude the story

• To provide background information

• To make the story more interesting and dynamic

• To introduce new characters

In 'Up', what internal struggle does Carl face?

• Fear of heights

• Confusion about his career

• Sadness over his wife's death

• Anger at his neighbors

How does Gru's character change in 'Despicable Me'?

• He abandons his villainous ways completely

• He becomes more villainous

• He decides to steal the moon

• He learns to love the girls he adopted

What is a common cause of character vs. character conflict?

• Internal thoughts

• Natural disasters

• Societal rules

• Misunderstandings between characters

In 'Black Panther', what does Killmonger want?

• To destroy the world

• To become a superhero

• To take over Wakanda

• To find a hidden treasure

What type of conflict is depicted in 'Finding Nemo'?

• Character vs. society

• Character vs. self

• Character vs. nature

• Character vs. character

What challenge does Moana face in her journey?

• Finding a hidden treasure

• Surviving the dangers of the ocean

• Defeating a rival tribe

• Building a new village

What is character vs. society conflict?

• A character opposing societal norms or laws

• A character in conflict with another character

• A character fighting against natural forces

• A character struggling with their own thoughts

In 'How to Train Your Dragon', what does Hiccup need to convince the villagers of?

• That he should be the leader

• That dragons are dangerous

• That he is a great warrior

• That dragons can be friends

What is Mr. Incredible's goal in 'The Incredibles'?

• To defeat a supervillain

• To prove that superheroes are good

• To retire from being a superhero

• To find a new job