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    A Lesson Before Dying Conflict Graphic Organizer

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    There are three key conflicts described in the document: 1) Jefferson is caught at the scene of a shootout where everyone else is killed, starting the events of the novel. This is an external man versus man conflict. 2) Jefferson internalizes being called a "hog" in court and starts to see himself that way, a man versus self internal conflict. 3) The third conflict is not described but is important to understanding Miss Emma asking Grant to help Jefferson realize he is a man before his execution.

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    There are three key conflicts described in the document: 1) Jefferson is caught at the scene of a shootout where everyone else is killed, starting the events of the novel. This is an external man versus man conflict. 2) Jefferson internalizes being called a "hog" in court and starts to see himself that way, a man versus self internal conflict. 3) The third conflict is not described but is important to understanding Miss Emma asking Grant to help Jefferson realize he is a man before his execution.

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    There are three key conflicts described in the document: 1) Jefferson is caught at the scene of a shootout where everyone else is killed, starting the events of the novel. This is an external man versus man conflict. 2) Jefferson internalizes being called a "hog" in court and starts to see himself that way, a man versus self internal conflict. 3) The third conflict is not described but is important to understanding Miss Emma asking Grant to help Jefferson realize he is a man before his execution.

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    A Lesson Before Dying Conflict Graphic Organizer

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    There are three key conflicts described in the document: 1) Jefferson is caught at the scene of a shootout where everyone else is killed, starting the events of the novel. This is an external man versus man conflict. 2) Jefferson internalizes being called a "hog" in court and starts to see himself that way, a man versus self internal conflict. 3) The third conflict is not described but is important to understanding Miss Emma asking Grant to help Jefferson realize he is a man before his execution.

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    Conflict in A Lesson Before Dying

    Name ___________________________________________________________________________ Date _____________

    Describe the conflict: There is a shootout in Mr. Gropes store. Everyone is killed except Jefferson. He has nothing to do with the murders, but he gets caught leaving the store with stolen money and liquor.

    Internal or External

    This conflict can also be classified as:

    Man
    Versus

    Man
    Analyze: Why is this conflict important to understanding the novel? This conflict is important because it is the situation that starts the whole novel. Without this conflict, Jefferson would have never gone to court or jail. Furthermore, Grant would not have a story to tell.

    Describe the conflict: Jefferson is called a hog during his court proceedings, and this comment weighs heavy on his mind. He starts to think that he really is a hog.

    Internal or External ?

    This conflict can also be classified as: ____

    Man____
    Versus

    ____

    _Self______

    Analyze: Why is this conflict important to understanding the novel? This conflict is important to understanding the novel because it leads to Miss Emma asking Grant to help Jefferson realize that he is a man before his execution.

    Conflict in A Lesson Before Dying

    Describe the conflict:

    Internal or External ?

    This conflict can also be classified as: _________________________ Versus _________________________

    Analyze: Why is this conflict important to understanding the novel?

    Describe the conflict:

    Internal or External ?

    This conflict can also be classified as: _________________________ Versus _________________________

    Analyze: Why is this conflict important to understanding the novel?

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