The article outlines the seven major story conflicts essential for narrative development: Man vs. Man, Man vs. Society, Man vs. Nature, Man vs. Fate, Man vs. Self, Man vs. Supernatural, and Man vs. Technology. Each type serves specific thematic purposes and enhances character arcs, often combining multiple conflicts for depth in storytelling.
Design through Story Conflict Type
The post discusses the importance of defining the main conflict in a story, highlighting seven types: Man vs. Man, Society, Nature, Self, Technology, Supernatural, and Fate. Each conflict type impacts character development and thematic questions. The author invites readers to explore these conflicts in-depth over seven weeks. Happy writing!
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