What is the conflict of a story?

Answer 1

The conflict of a story is when the main character(s) meet opposition.

For example when the character is introduced to the villain of the story with goals that interfere with that of the main character a conflict of interests appears.

Simply, the conflict is the hurdle the main character has to overcome to reach the end of the story.

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Answer 2

Jameson Arnold

The conflict of a story refers to the central struggle or problem that the main character or characters face. It is what drives the narrative forward and creates tension or drama. Conflicts can take various forms, including person vs. person, person vs. self, person vs. society, person vs. nature, or person vs. supernatural forces.

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