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The Ogre
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The Ogre's clearing
Peder Hill: Conflict is the essence of Drama
Conflict is the most important thing in captivating your audience. Of course. This text explains that conflict is the most primal part of any good story, since the beginning of time.It then goes on to explain how difficult it is to properly create this sort of conflict. There are two kinds of conflict, internal and external. The internal conflict is the conflict inside the main characters head. This is the path of his mental evolution and character change as he grapples with his own beliefs and fears. The external conflict is the events which drive and force the character to advance the plot, and also do this self searching that was mentioned in internal conflict. Most conflict needs an antagonist, but that does not necessarily need to be a particular person. It could be a place or a thing. An antagonist should be a good opposite of our protagonist, our hero. The story should be littered with small obstacles, as I mentioned in the previous blog entry. These will help shape the char
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