If I understand correctly,
the answer is Description
Answer:
Romantic ideals in the early to mid-nineteenth century were shattered by the Civil War. Americans grew disillusioned by the war. They didn't agree with the glorious depiction of war that romantic literature tried to capture, both during and after the war. This disillusionment led writers to take a different perspective in their literature. Literary movements such as realism, naturalism, and pastoralism were the result. While realism and naturalism embraced scientific principles, pastoralism attempted to recapture romanticism by portraying the simple life. During the post-Civil War period, some writers felt that there was a need to show that romantic literature, as a whole, was not forgotten. Pastoralism depicted the beauty of a simple life, in particular, that of a shepherd’s, in order to recapture romanticism. Plato
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B. A prince struggles to decide whether to kill the man who murdered his father.
It is so because an inner conflict is a choice that is happening inside of you. In the mind. A war in the head. He is trying to decide, or STRUGGLING (keyword), whether he should kill the man who killed his father.