External Conflict Practice

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What is external conflict?

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External conflict is a struggle between a character and an outside force, which can be another character, society, nature, or technology.

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What does 'individual vs. individual' mean?

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This type of conflict occurs when one character has a problem with another character, often leading to a confrontation.

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What does 'individual vs. society' mean?

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This conflict arises when a character faces opposition from societal norms, laws, or expectations.

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What does 'individual vs. nature' mean?

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This conflict involves a character struggling against natural forces, such as weather, animals, or other elements of nature.

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What does 'individual vs. self' mean?

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This conflict occurs when a character grapples with their own emotions, decisions, or beliefs.

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Example of 'individual vs. individual' conflict.

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In 'Twilight,' Edward and Jacob compete for Bella's love.

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Example of 'individual vs. society' conflict.

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In 'Frozen,' Elsa is hidden away due to her magical powers, which society does not accept.

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Example of 'individual vs. nature' conflict.

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In 'Cast Away,' Chuck must survive alone on an island after a plane crash.

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Example of 'individual vs. self' conflict.

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A character wants to ask someone to the dance but is too scared to do so.

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What is the significance of external conflict in a story?

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External conflict drives the plot and develops characters by forcing them to confront challenges.