Conflict Project English 7th Grade
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Conflict can be either external between opposing outside forces, or internal within a person between good and bad aspects of themselves. External conflict involves one or many forces fighting against many or one opposing force in an outward fight or struggle. Internal conflict is a fight within a person as their good self struggles against their bad self.
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