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vampirchik [111]
3 years ago
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which is an example of internal conflict? when kevin and katie go to the dance, who should show up but thomas, the prom king, wh

o hangs around and keeps cutting in. kevin wants to take katie to a dance, but his best friend jason has already told lauren and ashley that he and kevin would take them. kevin is going to a dance with katie, but on the way to her house he gets a flat tire. kevin asks katie to go with him to a dance, but she refuses, saying she would rather go with adam.
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DENIUS [597]3 years ago
6 0
The only example of internal conflict among these is Kevin wants to take Katie to a dance, but his best friend Jason has already told Lauren and Ashley that he and Kevin would take them.
The other examples are all external conflicts. 
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