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    TYPES OF CONFLICT Conflict is the struggle of opposing forces in a story. It is what creates the drama and action that moves the story from beginning to conclusion. Every story has conflict; without conflict, there is no story.

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    TYPES OF CONFLICT Conflict is the struggle of opposing forces in a story. It is what creates the drama and action that moves the story from beginning to conclusion. Every story has conflict; without conflict, there is no story.

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    Man vs. Man The leading character struggles with his physical strength with another character or nature.

    TYPES OF CONFLICT
    Conflict is the struggle of opposing forces in a story. It is what creates the drama and action that moves the story from beginning to conclusion. Every story has conflict; without conflict, there is no story.

    Man vs. Circumstances The leading character struggles with the circumstances of life.

    Man vs. Self The leading character struggles with himself/herself; with his/her own soul, ideas of right or wrong, physical limitations, choices, etc.

    Man vs. Society The leading character struggles against ideas, practices, or customs of other people.

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