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How important is the theme of conflict in Romeo and Juliet?
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How important is the theme of conflict in the play Romeo and Juliet? Conflict is the struggle found in fiction. There are mainly two kinds internal and external, internal being a struggle that takes place in a characters mind. For example, a character may have to decide between right and wrong or between two solutions to a problem. External conflict is a struggle between another character, or maybe a struggle with nature. For example, the story may be the main character struggling against the artic cold. Conflict is used in all good dramas such as: Soaps, movies, books etc. Conflict is necessary in every story. In short stories there is usually one major conflict. In longer stories, there could be several conflicts. Conflict adds excitement and suspense to a story. The conflict usually becomes clear to the beginning of a story. As the plot unfolds, the reader starts to wonder what...
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