![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() There’s also Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, where their families’ feud forbids the lovers’ desire to be together.įor this list, we’re focusing on plots similar to these, those that explore how a character faces conflict with something much bigger. We’ll center on the last one-a literary example of a person’s conflict with society is Albert Camus’s classic novella The Stranger, where protagonist Mersault finds society meaningless and challenges its moral standards. This literary element has four main types: conflict with one’s self, with others, with the supernatural, with the environment, and with society. It’s what the protagonist needs and goes through to pursue goals. Confronted by the main character/s, this is what creates the narrative and creates challenges. Conflict, a struggle between two opposing forces, is what drives a story’s plot. ![]()
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