In "The Veteran" by Stephen Crane, the main conflict revolves around the themes of honor, the perception of heroism, and the reconciliation of past experiences with present realities. The story's protagonist grapples with the societal expectations surrounding veterans and their experiences in war. The internal struggle of the veteran as he reflects on his past and how he is viewed by others highlights the conflict between personal identity and societal perceptions of valor and bravery. The passage likely discusses these themes through the veteran’s interactions or reflections, emphasizing the emotional and psychological impact of his military service. If you have a specific passage in mind, I can provide a more focused analysis.
The Veteran by Steven Crane. What main conflict of the plot is discussed in this passage?
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