Question

Which of the following choices provide the best definition for external conflict? A struggle between the protagonist and natural obstacles An inward struggle that a character experiences The societal pressure a character must endure A struggle between a character and an opposing force

Answer 1

Answer:

A struggle between a character and an opposing force.

Explanation:

An external struggle is one that is experienced by a character but that does not come from within. Doubts and insecurities, for example, are not external struggles because the entire battle takes place inside the character's mind.

An external struggle is a fight that the main character might have with an antagonist, a disagreement with a friend, or even a complex situation that involves some other type of external force that is independent of the main character himself.