Conflict is a literary element in which there is a struggle between two or more opposing forces. It can be referred to as an argument between two characters or even a battle between a character and nature. Conflict usually takes place in the rising action of a literary work. And rising action is the second stage in the pyramid of 5 stages of play. <u>The play begins with an exposition then comes a rising action in which the reader or viewers witness certain conflicts which leads to the </u><u>next stage of the work, that is the climax</u>.
Climax is the peak point of a work in which the conflict reaches its height. At this stage, the work reaches the most tensed point. In short, it is the turning point in the literary work and many decisions are made at this stage.
