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conflict (storytelling)

KAHN-flikt (STOR-ee-tel-ing)

Conflict (storytelling) is a problem or struggle faced by characters. It is a key part of many stories. Conflict can take different forms depending on the situation.

A character may argue with another character, face a natural event like a storm, or struggle with a difficult decision. These types are often called character vs. character, character vs. nature, and character vs. self. Conflict appears in myths, novels, films, and plays from many cultures.

Conflict usually develops in the middle of a story and leads toward a resolution. It helps shape the events and keeps the audience interested.

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