This document outlines seven types of conflict that commonly occur in narrative fiction: internal conflict involving a character struggling with themselves; external conflicts between characters, a character and society/social expectations, a character against nature or supernatural forces; and conflicts where a character opposes machines/technology or tries to change their fate or destiny. The types include character vs. self, character vs. character, character vs. society, character vs. nature, character vs. supernatural, character vs. machine/technology, and character vs. fate.
This document outlines seven types of conflict that commonly occur in narrative fiction: internal conflict involving a character struggling with themselves; external conflicts between characters, a character and society/social expectations, a character against nature or supernatural forces; and conflicts where a character opposes machines/technology or tries to change their fate or destiny. The types include character vs. self, character vs. character, character vs. society, character vs. nature, character vs. supernatural, character vs. machine/technology, and character vs. fate.
This document outlines seven types of conflict that commonly occur in narrative fiction: internal conflict involving a character struggling with themselves; external conflicts between characters, a character and society/social expectations, a character against nature or supernatural forces; and conflicts where a character opposes machines/technology or tries to change their fate or destiny. The types include character vs. self, character vs. character, character vs. society, character vs. nature, character vs. supernatural, character vs. machine/technology, and character vs. fate.