Question

10. What is the main conflict in "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty"? (Points : 5) Mitty is an ordinary man who dreams he has great adventures. The man at the garage grins at Mitty when he cannot take the chains off his tires. Mitty's wife wants to take his temperature. A woman overhears Mitty say "puppy biscuit," and she laughingly tells her companion.

Answer 1

From what I see, it sounds like the main conflict is "Mitty is an ordinary man who dreams he has great adventures." He is ordinary and only dreams.