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A conflict is a struggle between
what
forces in a story.
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A conflict is a struggle between opposing forces in a story.
Commonly these are:
- Person vs. person (protagonist vs. antagonist) — e.g., hero vs. villain.
- Person vs. self (internal conflict) — e.g., a character wrestling with doubt or moral choice.
- Person vs. nature — e.g., surviving a storm or wilderness.
- Person vs. society — e.g., rebelling against laws, norms, or institutions.
- Person vs. fate/technology/supernatural — conflicts with destiny, machines, or otherworldly powers.
These opposing forces create tension and drive the plot.
Commonly these are:
- Person vs. person (protagonist vs. antagonist) — e.g., hero vs. villain.
- Person vs. self (internal conflict) — e.g., a character wrestling with doubt or moral choice.
- Person vs. nature — e.g., surviving a storm or wilderness.
- Person vs. society — e.g., rebelling against laws, norms, or institutions.
- Person vs. fate/technology/supernatural — conflicts with destiny, machines, or otherworldly powers.
These opposing forces create tension and drive the plot.
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