In edgar allan poe's "the masque of the red death" is flamboyant and grotesque, but it is basically a story of man against nature, which is a form of external conflict. true or false

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True

Because Edgar Allan Poe is basically describing "man vs nature" as one of the external conflicts caused by the events that are happening and the unfairness of it. The Red Death is basically interpreted as a force of nature attacking humanity. 

The first sene: alice was performing a magic trick with a wand and a small spell book that her grandfather had given her. while she was practicing she saw matt who was one of the other contestants, while she was practicing matt bumped in to her and made her say the spell wrong. all of a sudden a swoosh of sparkling purple wind picked them up and put them back on the floor. when they looked at each other alice saw herself and that’s when she realized that they had switched bodies.