Examples of character conflict
[DOC File]RELIGION, VIOLENCE, AND CONFLICT RESOLUTION
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Even though the classical expression of these virtues emphasizes their unilateral character, it seems to me that in order to work as a conflict resolution strategy there has to be an agreed-upon bilateral character to these interactions, even if, as it is finally accomplished in public, the interactions have the look and feel of a unilateral event.
[DOC File]Paper #2—Character & Conflict
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Character. In two or more paragraphs, please do the following for character: Describe the main character, around whom the story revolves, by choosing the characteristics which illustrate or support the central idea. Choose examples of what the character says, does, thinks, or what others say or think about the character.
[DOC File]Figurative Language – A Cheat Sheet
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- The main character in a story, the one with whom the reader is meant to identify. The person is not necessarily "good", but is the person whom the reader is most invested in. Example: Peter Parker in the Spiderman movies / comic books. Antagonist - Counterpart to the main character/protagonist and source of a story's main conflict.
[DOC File]Literary Analysis - Conflict
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_____ conflict can also include other types of conflict. Some other examples include the following: Type 5 – Character vs. _____ Conflict between a character and his/her deity (deities). Example: the Pharaoh vs. God. Type 6 – Character vs. _____ ... Conflict between a character and the values / beliefs of society or society’s norms. A ...
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: Explain how each of the following characters contributes to the conflict(s) experienced by Grant. Cite specific examples and page numbers to support your answers. Use short summaries OR direct quotes for the specific examples; NOT JUST THE PAGE NUMBERS.
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Character vs. Self: The protagonist in a story experiences conflict with his/her conscience. Example: In . The Deathly Hallows, Harry Potter must make the decision whether or not to come back to life to fight Voldemort one last time. External Conflict: A struggle a character has between an outside force and himself/herself/itself.
[DOC File]Plot, Setting, Character, Conflict, Symbol, and Point of ...
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External conflict . could be man against nature (people in a small lifeboat on a rough ocean) or man against man. Internal conflict. happens within one character. For example, a character may have a strong sense of honesty, but when his wife asks him about his faithfulness, he questions how honest he wants to be. This is an internal conflict.
[DOCX File]Possible Writing Prompts for Literary Analysis
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Often, the character learns a lesson, but too late to help himself or another character. Explain how, in the work that you read, a character struggles but fails to learn a lesson in time, and thus, serves as an example for the reader. In your essay, focus on the conflict within the character.
[DOC File]Conflict Graphic Organizer
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Conflict Type Definition Internal Conflict. External Conflict. Part II. Types of Conflicts. Directions: Decide whether the types of conflicts are internal or external. Place an “E” in the blank if the conflict is external, and an “I” in the blank if the conflict is internal. 1. _____Character vs. Character. 2. _____Character vs. …
[DOC File]Plot Graphic Organizer: - Achievement Strategies
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This part of the story begins to develop the conflict(s). A building of interest or suspense occurs. 3. Climax This is the turning point of the story. Usually the main character comes face to face with a conflict. The main character will change in some way. 4. Falling Action All loose ends of the plot are tied up.
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