The document discusses four main types of conflict: internal conflict which occurs within a character's mind; external conflict which involves a character against an outside force; man vs. self which involves a character struggling with their own thoughts or feelings; and man vs. man, society, or nature which involve a character in conflict with other people, societal pressures, or natural elements. Examples are provided for each type of conflict, such as Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde illustrating man vs. self internal conflict and superhero movies often featuring man vs. man external conflict between heroes and villains.

1. Conflict

2. Types of conflict:InternalTakes place within the mind of the characterExample?ExternalA conflict between a character and an outside forceExample?Different types

3. Man vs. SelfA character within the story has a problem with him or herselfInternal conflictExample:Dr. Jekyll and Mr. HydeEdwardSnape

4. Man vs. ManA conflict between two or more characters of the same kindExternal conflictExample:A fight between two peopleAny and all superhero movies

5. Man vs. SocietyWhen the character thinks differently from societyExternal conflictExample:1984 by George Orwell

6. Man vs. NatureA character has to battle against the forces of natureExternal conflictExample:Twister