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At which point does the author develop the conflict between the people of Phippsburg and those of Malaga Island in Lizzie Bright and the Buckminster Boy?
before Turner travels to the island
after Turner travels to the island
before Turner meets Lizzie Bright
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after Turner travels to the island
Reason: Turner’s visit to Malaga is when he first sees the island community and the town’s hostile attitude toward them. After he goes there the author shows the contrast between Malaga residents’ lives and Phippsburg’s prejudice (including talk of eviction and the town’s plans), which develops the central conflict.
Reason: Turner’s visit to Malaga is when he first sees the island community and the town’s hostile attitude toward them. After he goes there the author shows the contrast between Malaga residents’ lives and Phippsburg’s prejudice (including talk of eviction and the town’s plans), which develops the central conflict.
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