Conflict/Resolution the different types of conflict: (man vs. himself) and (man –Consider internal conflict external conflict vs. man, man vs. nature, man vs. society). Describe two conflicts and how they were resolved. Include direct quotations that show the moment of conflict or explain the resolution of conflict. Themes theme is an idea the writer wishes to convey about the subject writer’s view of the world or a revelation –A –the about human nature: For example, is an example of a in where conquers all” is an topic Romeo and Juliet, “love” “love example of a for *Think of the theme as a about…” question for the topic. A is NOT Romeo and Juliet. theme “what one word, but is an idea, expressed in a complete sentence. List all major themes developed in the novel.
Conflict/Resolution –Consider the different types of conflict: internal conflict (man vs. himself) and external conflict (man vs. man, man vs. nature, man vs. society). Describe two conflicts and how they were resolved. Include direct quotations that show the moment of conflict or explain the resolution of conflict. Themes –A theme is an idea the writer wishes to convey about the subject –the writer’s view of the world or a revelation about human nature: For example, “love” is an example of a topic in Romeo and Juliet, where “love conquers all” is an example of a for Romeo and Juliet. *Think of the theme as a “what about…” question for the topic. A theme is NOT one word, but is an idea, expressed in a complete sentence. List all major themes developed in the novel.
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