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    Conflict can take two forms: internal and external. Internal conflict is a struggle within a character's mind between choices or decisions they must make, such as choosing to pay attention in class rather than talk. External conflict involves a struggle between a character and an outside force, including other characters (man vs. man), societal rules or laws (man vs. society), or nature (man vs. nature). The document provides examples for each type of conflict.

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    Conflict can take two forms: internal and external. Internal conflict is a struggle within a character's mind between choices or decisions they must make, such as choosing to pay attention in class rather than talk. External conflict involves a struggle between a character and an outside force, including other characters (man vs. man), societal rules or laws (man vs. society), or nature (man vs. nature). The document provides examples for each type of conflict.

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    Conflict can take two forms: internal and external. Internal conflict is a struggle within a character's mind between choices or decisions they must make, such as choosing to pay attention in class rather than talk. External conflict involves a struggle between a character and an outside force, including other characters (man vs. man), societal rules or laws (man vs. society), or nature (man vs. nature). The document provides examples for each type of conflict.

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    CONFLICT

    - is a struggle
    between opposing
    forces that creates
    tension or suspense in
    a story.
    Kinds of Conflict
    1. Internal Conflict -
    A struggle that takes
    place inside a
    character’s mind.
    Type of Internal
    Conflict:
    Man VS. Self
    The character
    struggles with a
    choice, decision, or
    issue they must face
    and deal with.
    Examples:
    1. Choosing to listen
    in class instead of
    talking to your friend.
    2. A young lady
    wants to go to the top
    of a mountain, but is
    afraid of heights.
    2. External conflict –
    A struggle between a
    character and an
    outside force.
    Types of external
    conflict:
    Man vs. man- This
    type of conflict occurs
    when a character
    struggles against
    other character in the
    story.
    Ex. Darna engages
    herself in a battle with
    Valentina.
    Man vs. society - This
    conflict involves the
    struggle between a
    character and the
    rules or laws that
    govern the society in
    which he/she lives in.
    Ex. A woman is in a
    hurry and runs a red
    light.
    Man vs. nature - In
    this type of external
    conflict, the character
    struggle against the
    forces of nature or
    external environment.
    Ex. A family is
    stranded in a
    snowstorm.

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