Examples Of Conflict In Allegiant By Veronica Roth

In the story Out of my mind by Sharon M. Draper, the major conflict in the story is that Melody cannot speak. This type of conflict is man vs. self because Melody has cerebral palsy. When you have this disease you don’t have control over your muscles. Which means you cannot use the muscles in your mouth to speak. Melody feels trapped in her own world. One example of this is when Melody’s goldfish (Ollie) “hurled” himself out of the bowl. Melody tried to alert her mother by screaming. “Louder. I cried out. I yelled. I screeched.” Her mother still hadn’t come by now so Melody tipped over Ollie’s fish bowl. She only meant to tip over the bowl slightly but she ended up spilling the water everywhere. “ Water splashed everywhere—all over the table,

One conflict is she wants to keep Peeta alive and goes through so much trouble. She had to go and find the backpack with the medicine before the other people got to it.

In FOUR, the conflict is exhibited within the main character. Tobias chooses the Dauntless faction, opposite from the Agnegation faction; himself, being in pain from abuse and death there. Now as an initiate

In The Homecoming, there are many types of conflicts that go on. There were many person versus person incidents. One was Charlie Sneed and Ep Bridges. Charlie Sneed has always been known for poaching but never gotten caught. On Christmas Eve, Charlie Sneed had gotten himself a 10-pointer out of season and Ep Bridges, the sheriff, found it. Charlie tried to make something up like he had run over it. Charlie Sneed was at the Pool Hall when Ep Bridges arrested him. Ep Bridges then took him to the jail. Other type of conflict that was shown or noticed was person versus society. When Clay Spencer has to go into Waynesboro to find work for any kind of money. It takes a while to get back and forth, so he has to stay in Waynesboro all week away from

The novel, Into Thin Air, is written by Jon Krakauer. The novel was published by Villard Books in 1997 and copyrighted in 1997 by Jon Krakauer. It is considered a non-fiction novel and has also been made into a movie in 2015. It has 301 pages.

Throughout Romeo and Juliet, a play written by William Shakespeare, an abundance of internal conflict weaves through the plot line of the story. For example, Romeo travels to Friar Lawrence’s cell to pronounce his love for Juliet, a Montague. In addition, he asks the Friar to marry them. Friar Lawrence, skeptical, weighs the consequences in his head because the decision could change the fate of everyone in Verona. He expresses to Romeo that “They stumble who run fast” (2.3.101), however he agrees to perform the ceremony “For this alliance may so happy prove/ To turn [their] households' rancor to pure love” (2.3.98-99). In these lines, the Friar has internal conflict for he does not want the situation to go awry. Shakespeare uses this unsureness

The primary conflict that Connor, Lev, and Risa face in the story is Man V.S society. In the book Unwind, Connor Lassiter and his allies Risa and Lev are teenagers who are up against a general population of grown-ups who need to catch them and have them unwound.They are put through a brutal battle to escape distinctive tangles while 'in the not too distant past keeping up a vital separation from the juvey cops holding up to getting them. It's a steady

The Good Braider by Terry Farish is a story about a smart,driven and ambitious girl named Viola who is in a difficult situation. She lives in a refugee camp in Juba,Sudan that is surrounded by rebels soldiers that will kill any and everyone for no reason, so she lived in fear not knowing if her or someone from her family would get brutally murdered. Viola has an uncle that lives in Maine in the United States, so Tereza(Viola’s mother) creates a plan to run away and get on a government plane that travels to the U.S.. Viola just wanted a better life for herself and her family. They finally made it to America, where it was very hard for Viola and her family to adjust. The culture, the language and actually feeling free. It was something they were not used to. As time went by, Viola met people from school that she became very close, but her mother wanted to run her like she did when they lived in Sudan and it causes a little tension.

In the book “Night” by Elie Wiesel, he shares his story of his experience through World War Two. Through his experiences, he experiences both internal and external conflicts. The conflicts he experienced include ideas of dehumanization, loss, and physical changes.

Michael Oher is a complex character, this is mostly due to the fact that he speaks very little, and so in order to understand him better we must look at his actions. In the movie After watching the movie The Blind Side it is easy for one to see that at the beginning of the film Michael struggles with internal conflict, specifically about school and his living arrangement with the Touy family. The first time we see Michael really open up about his internal conflicts is when we hear his poem entitled “White Walls”, in this poem Michael talks about how he does not want to listen to the teachers and that he feels out of place in this new school. With the Touy’s Michael also feels out of place, this is shown the first night he stays with them,

The short story, “Two Kinds” by Amy Tan, portrays a conflict between a Chinese mother and daughter. Jing-Mei mother, Suyuan, comes to America after losing everything in China. When she came to America, this is where all her hoped lays. She believes that anything is possible and that America is the land of opportunity. Because of this, she has high hopes for Jing-Mei becoming a successful child prodigy. So, Suyuan tries everything she can to find Mei’s talent. First, she tries to make her daughter into a Chinese Shirley Temple, but doesn’t work. Then she tries intellectual tests that were from known magazines, but that doesn’t work either. Finally, Suyuan decides that Mei would be a pianist. Suyuan gathered up her money to buy Mei a piano and

This quote by Tobias (Four) really shows the issues in their relationship. At this point Tris is trying to get answers without Tobias knowing. She has promised him that she will no longer make stupid decisions that could end up killing her. However, Tobias discovered her plan and refuses to let her go on alone. In assents he is putting his life on the line just like she is, to prove a point to her.

The main character Paige had conflicts with herself throughout the story that she overcomes. The same nightmare kept re-occurring in

Being one of the most famous plays written by Oscar Wilde, The Importance of Being Earnest is a romantic comedy that makes good use of the conflicts of characters to deal with themes such as marriage, social class and hypocrisy. There are two different types of conflict to drive plot and capture audience attention in a story: internal and external conflict. The former concerns a character’s emotional, moral or ideological dilemma within his own mind; the latter concerns a character’s struggle against an opposing view from another character, society or the nature. In fact, in The Importance of Being Earnest, by increasing the story’s tension and enhancing character development, the internal and external conflicts of Jack Worthing contribute

The factions were created with the hopes of eliminating future war and violence. It was believed that if each citizen of the society selects their faction and focuses only on their faction’s virtues or morals everyone will be equal and there will be no conflict. This novel embodies many strong and unique messages. It also inspires the readers to never back down, and to learn to control their fears not only by overcoming it but by dealing it with courage. "'Becoming fearless isn't the point. That's impossible. It's learning how to control your fear, and how to be free from it, that's the point.'"