Question

In this passage from “Firebug,” the narrator describes an important event. As you read, consider the many types of conflicts a writer might include in a story.
You lied to me, you tell Margaret as her friends scurry off.Her fists attach to her hips. I was trying to protect you, she says.While this was partly true, she was also protecting herself, as well as her precious dance. Plus, she lied. Manipulated you and your disability
What type of conflict did the author of “Firebug” decide to use?
Select one:
a. person vs. nature.
b. person vs. person.
c. person vs. self.
d. person vs. society.

Answer 1

GHE ANSWER SEEMS LIKE IT WOULD BE C

Answer 2

Answer:

Actually the real answer is B; person vs person

Explanation:

When one character is angry because of the actions of another character, it is considered a person vs. person conflict.