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Internal and external conflicts always exist in literature. The internal conflict usually revolves around the concept of Man versus himself meaning that there is inner confusion and often a difficult choice to be made. It may be an emotional or ethical choice which is driven by feelings and perceptions. External conflicts are recognizable as the struggle of Man versus Man, Man versus Nature, Man versus fate or Destiny, Man versus society and Man versus machine. In The Boy in The Striped Pajamas, Bruno experiences inner and external conflict as he struggles to accept his father's decisions although he knows that his father holds the ultimate position of authority in the household which Bruno cannot question. Bruno decides to defy his parents wishes and go exploring along the fence (inner conflict). He makes a conscious decision to challenge that authority by going exploring even though he knows what is expected of him.
Bruno suffers another inner conflict when he denies Shmuel after Kotler catches Shmuel eating the cake which Bruno has given him. This has painful consequences for both boys and Bruno's promise that he will never let his friend down again is put to the test and resolves the conflict when he joins Shmuel on his side of the fence, only to meet his death in the gas chamber.
External conflicts include the only time Bruno stands up to his father in chapter 5 and is told that "those people...well they're not people at all." This conflict will be resolved when Bruno meets Shmuel for the first time and discovers that the boys share a birthday so are apparently not so different after all. This conflict could be both Man versus Man and Man versus society as Bruno reveals the similarities and not the differences between the Jews and the Nazis.
In the conflict of Man versus Destiny, Bruno's mother desperately wants to free herself from any part in the Nazi solution. Her inner conflict as she tries to be loyal and to justify her part is outweighed by her external conflict as she fights the inevitable.
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One event, one setting, resolution of reader’s new awareness
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Like all fiction texts, the tale features a narrator, characters, point of view and plot. Classically, it is said that the tale is defined by its small extension. Shorter than the novel, the tale has a closed structure, develops a story and has only a climax.
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8 is hands on, 10 resourceful,11 application
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I hope this is the write answer good luck
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Reference to Wyrd (Weird) - fate
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OC. Summary.
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A summary is the shorter version of the original text/ passage. It is the act or briefly restating the main points of the passage without jeopardizing the whole text.
In the given excerpt from Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein", the passage is about the monster's plea to his creator Victor Frankenstein. The passage contains his dilemma in being abhorred by everyone and how he felt. And the note given is a summarized version of the original text where the writer has given a rewritten passage that restates the main points, using his/ her own words.
