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Take a look at the pictures below.

Can you
identify what is depicted in each picture?
Take a look at the pictures below. Can you
identify what is depicted in each picture?
Take a look at the pictures below. Can you
identify what is depicted in each picture?
Take a look at the pictures below. Can you
identify what is depicted in each picture?
In literature, what is conflict?
Choose if the statement is a definition of
a conflict, and if it is NOT.

1. It is a struggle between two


opposing characters with different
needs or wants.
2. It is used to reveal the moral
lesson of the story.

3. A conflict can be shown in a


positive and healthy relationship.
5. Conflict is usually encountered
at the end of a story.

4. It is used to highlight
character’s motivations, values, and
weaknesses.
2 Categories
of
CONFLICT
Internal
Conflict
Internal conflict refers to the
opposition coming from within.
External
Conflict
External conflict refers to the
opposition between an individual and
some outside force.
What are the 6
Types of Literary
Conflicts?
1. Character vs. Self
2. Character vs. Character
3. Character vs. Nature
4. Character vs. Supernatural
5. Character vs. Technology
6. Character vs. Society
Why is conflict
important in a
story?
Most of the time, readers become more
interested in a literary piece because of
the tension in the story.

Readers are simply hooked in order to


discover which of the characters or forces
will eventually prevail.
A conflict in a literary piece also
reveals opposing beliefs and truths
about life that readers can easily
relate to.
LEARNING TASK 1
Identify the conflict shown in each illustration. If it is an
external conflict, write “E” on the space provided. If it is an
internal conflict, write “I”.
LEARNING TASK 1
Identify the conflict shown in each illustration. If it is an
external conflict, write “E” on the space provided. If it is an
internal conflict, write “I”.
Why is it important to
identify conflicts in
literature and in real-life?
What is the purpose of
identifying the different
types of conflict?
LEARNING TASK 2
Conflict can also be established through the characters’
dialogue. Read each dialogue or passage and determine the type
of conflict faced by the character. Choose from the list below
and write only the letter of your answer.

A. person vs. person B. person vs. nature


C. person vs. society D. person vs. technology
E. person vs. supernatural F. person vs. self
______1. “I’m thinking,” broke in Pare Crispin, “I’m thinking of
going back to my old trade. I was a carpenter once, see. And before
that, I was a fisherman. I can go to Sumagui and work there.”
-N.V.M Gonzalez, Hunger in
Barok

______2. Baltog waited for a long, long time. Finally, when the moon
was bright, the man-eating boar came snorting and tearing crops
as it went along. Baltog hid under the bushes. When the boar came
within reach, he sprang at it. Man and beast tumbled to the
ground in mortal combat.
-Ibalon
_______3. “But Ama,” he said to Father, “I have a fear of the river.” “The
river?” Father asked. “Has it not always been like this?” “Yes,” Ama
Daniw replied, “but here is news. The Bonga, way upstream, has already
overflowed its banks. And the Bonga flows into the Barok…” “There will
be a big flood then?” Father asked. “There will be a big flood,” Ama
Daniw declared.
- N.V.M Gonzalez, The Land and the Rain (An Excerpt from
The Winds of April)

______4. (His voice breaking) "Comrades let us stick together through thick
and thin and thus united. With our faith in God, we will surely triumph
over the forces of capitalism (cheers from the strikers)”, said Max.
-The Strike (An excerpt)
_______5. The enchanted creature was sure that the young man would
be no match against his own power and strength. One day, the
enchanted creature waited for Bernardo to come into the forest. As
soon as he saw Bernardo, he immediately challenged him to a duel.
Bernardo was not one to back down from any fight so he accepted
the challenge right away.
-Bernardo Carpio

_________6. Amy is a saleswoman who has never adapted to changing


business practices. Amy now has a new supervisor who requires her
to send PowerPoint presentations and emails, but she finds these
technologies difficult to use and is concerned that it may impact her
employment.
_______7. “Must you marry, Dodong?” “You are very young,
Dodong.”
“I’m… seventeen.” “That’s very young to get married
at.”
-Jose Garcia-Villa, Footnote to Youth
Thanks for
listening!
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