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    6 Common Types of Story Conflict

    Character vs
    Character
    This is a conflict in which one
    character’s needs or wants
    are in conflict with another’s.
    This is often the protagonist
    versus the antagonist.
    Conflict may be verbal,
    physical or emotional.

    Character vs
    Self
    When a story has a person vs.
    self conflict, the main character
    battles him/herself. This inner
    conflict can be a moral
    dilemma, a difficult decision,
    an inner struggle, self-doubts,
    competing desires, etc.
    Character vs
    Nature
    When a story has a person vs.
    nature conflict, the main
    character fights to endure or
    overcome forces of nature
    such as the weather, the
    wilderness, or a natural
    disaster.
    Character vs
    Society
    With this type of conflict, the
    main character challenges a
    law, tradition, government,
    institution, cultural tradition
    or societal norm of some
    kind.

    Character vs
    Supernatural
    In stories with this type of
    conflict, the main character
    resists forces that are not of
    this world such as monsters,
    witches, fate, magical forces,
    creatures and omens.

    Character vs
    Technology
    This external conflict
    illustrates a character in
    conflict with some kind of
    technology as a result of
    scientific discovery. This type
    of conflict is often found in
    science fiction.

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