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    Little Women follows the struggles of four sisters - Amy, Meg, Jo, and Beth - as they overcome flaws, setbacks from poverty, mature, and find their place in society. The main conflict is internal as each sister works to better themselves, such as Amy promising to be less selfish and Jo aiming to improve her manners. There are also external conflicts as the impoverished family faces challenges from society, such as Jo selling her hair to fund a trip to visit their sick father.

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    Little Women follows the struggles of four sisters - Amy, Meg, Jo, and Beth - as they overcome flaws, setbacks from poverty, mature, and find their place in society. The main conflict is internal as each sister works to better themselves, such as Amy promising to be less selfish and Jo aiming to improve her manners. There are also external conflicts as the impoverished family faces challenges from society, such as Jo selling her hair to fund a trip to visit their sick father.

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    English - V - Assign Illustrating - Conflict

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    Little Women follows the struggles of four sisters - Amy, Meg, Jo, and Beth - as they overcome flaws, setbacks from poverty, mature, and find their place in society. The main conflict is internal as each sister works to better themselves, such as Amy promising to be less selfish and Jo aiming to improve her manners. There are also external conflicts as the impoverished family faces challenges from society, such as Jo selling her hair to fund a trip to visit their sick father.

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    Little Women does not have one specific conflict needed to resolve.

    In reality, there are multiple


    small conflicts throughout the story that every sister faces to build up one major conflict: the
    struggle of the sisters to overcome their flaws and setbacks (mainly poverty), mature, grow up
    and find their own place in society. I would say this conflict can be classified as individual vs. self,
    as the sisters are constantly making an effort to be a better version of themselves. (In chapter 1,
    after Marmee read the Dad’s letter to the sisters, Amy promised to stop being selfish, Meg
    admitted being materialistic, Jo wanted to improve her manners and be more lady-like, and
    Beth said nothing, but to start doing her duty with all her might, meaning she would devote
    herself more in her job (housework).

    There are also conflicts of individual vs. society, because the family faces poverty. For example,
    when Marmee received news that their Dad was sick, Jo had to sell her precious hair to finance
    the trip to visit their Father.

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