Asked by bindiya farswani
What examples could represent a conflict in "Son" by Updike?
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Answered by
Ms. Sue
Are you sure you have the correct author and title?
I found nothing written by John Updike entitled "Son."
I found nothing written by John Updike entitled "Son."
Answered by
bindiya farswani
Yes, I'm correct. I read it in my literature book. Thus, now I need to identify some of the conflicts. It is a short story.
Answered by
Ms. Sue
All short stories have conflicts.
Conflicts could include the character wrestling with himself in terms of conflicting desires, morals, or goals.
They could include the character in conflict with other people in the story.
Conflicts of man against nature probably does not apply to Updike's work.
Conflicts could include the character wrestling with himself in terms of conflicting desires, morals, or goals.
They could include the character in conflict with other people in the story.
Conflicts of man against nature probably does not apply to Updike's work.
Answered by
bindiya farswani
Therefore, in "Son" the conflicts are person vs. person right?
Answered by
Ms. Sue
I don't know since I haven't read the story -- and know nothing about it.
However, I'd also look for conflict within the main character.
However, I'd also look for conflict within the main character.
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