Internal Conflicts in 'Walk Two Moons'

The video discusses internal conflict, focusing on self-versus-self struggles. The teacher shares a personal story about dealing with grief and the decision to attend college after a parent's death. This example illustrates overcoming internal conflict and achieving personal growth. The video concludes by connecting these concepts to characters in the novel 'Walk Two Moons'.

What is the main focus of internal conflict?

• Conflicts with nature

• Conflicts within oneself

• Conflicts with other people

• Conflicts with society

What major life event triggered the narrator's internal conflict about college?

• Starting a new job

• The death of the narrator's father

• Moving to a new city

• A financial crisis

What was one of the main emotions the narrator struggled with during the first year of college?

• Fear

• Excitement

• Grief

• Anger

What was the narrator's main concern about going to college after their father's death?

• Whether they would like their classes

• If they would make new friends

• Whether they could afford it

• If they could make their father proud

How did the narrator resolve their internal conflict about college?

• By changing their major

• By realizing they could still make their father proud

• By transferring to a different college

• By deciding not to go to college

What was the outcome of the narrator overcoming their internal conflict?

• They dropped out of college

• They became a teacher

• They moved to a different country

• They started a business

Which characters in the novel 'Walk Two Moons' are mentioned as experiencing internal conflicts?

• Sal and Ben

• Sal and her mother

• Phoebe and Ben

• Sal and Phoebe