English, 16.12.2020 22:30 brook633

What type of conflict is demonstrated by Grandpa picking up his walking stick and threatening Lee to “welt the hide off” him if Lee doesn’t take Grandpa to the slough? * Man vs. self (internal)

Man vs. man (external)

Man vs. nature (external

Man vs. machine (external

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