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In  the story ''the stone''Maibon is having self conflects about ageing and turning into an old man. Maibon says '' ah what a sorry thing it is to have your bones creaking and cracking and dim eyes,and dull wits''then Maibon thought about that he will be just like the creaking old man i quote ''Mabion says this might come to me,too! a fine,strong-armed, strudy legged fellow like me?''Maibon doesn't want to lose his teeth.

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In in the story the stone maibon was wooried about getting rid of the stone because his wife was mad at him.

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In "the stone" "None of those!" cried Maibon. He bent down to the dwarf and whispered eagerly. But I've heard tell that you Fair Folk have magic stones that can keep a man young forever. That's what I want. I claim one for my reward."

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In The story The Stone The Conflict Is That Modrona Is Mad At Maibon Because He Was SSsselfish  And Brong A Stone  Home.Nevertheless, his wife kept at him and kept at him so much that Maibon at
last, and very reluctantly, threw the stone out the cottage window. Not too far, though, for he had it in the back of his mind to go later and find it again. " (p.5 ) And He does not want to give It up because he dose not want to get old

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In the story "The Stone" Maibons wife tells him about what he wished for and then maibon starts to think about what kind of decision he made and how stupid he was to wish for a stone because in the text it says "Crestfallen and sheepish, Maibon began thinking his wife was right and the dwarf had indeed given him no more than a common feild stone." ANd then he woke the next morning feeling no different then yesterday.

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cameron noonan external on page 3 he broke in as he said ''no no you shant cheat me of my due. Dont put me off with excuses. As he also says ''I have told you want i want and thats what ill have. Come hand it over and not another word.'' That is proof that it is external because the two are going at it like it says man vs man 

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cameron noonan external on page 3 he broke in as he said ''no no you shant cheat me of my due. Dont put me off with excuses. As he also says ''I have told you want i want and thats what ill have. Come hand it over and not another word.'' That is proof that it is external because the two are going at it like it says man vs man 

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as they are both gojng at it thats what external is

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In the story, maibon was conflicted because he didn't want to get rid of the stone but his wife keep bugging him about it. Nevertheless his wife kept at him and kept at him so much that Maibon at last, and very reluctantly, threw the stone out the cottage window. Not too far, though, for he had it in the back of his mind to go later and find it again. (pg 5). The fact of maibon reluctantly thowing the stone says that he wants to go out later and try to find the stone says that he wants to keep the stone and stay young for ever and dose not care about  stuff for the kids nor his wife.

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In the story "The Stone" Maibon's was conflicted about his wife not being quite happy at him.In the text it says "Instead of sharing her husband's jubilation, Modrona flung up her hands and burst out"(pg.3)The fact that madrona wasn't happy is because maibon didn't think about his kids or his wife like in the text it says "Your a greater fool than ever I supposed! And selfish into the bargain!" So in the text (pg.3 paragraph 7) It like talks about maibon being selfish and only think's about his self.

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After maibon had made his wish stuff started to go wrong with there crops  because  after maibon had made his wish it made every thing stayed the same in the text it says "he was surprised to see not one had sprouted.the field which by now should have been covered with green shoots, lay bare and empty. Eh things do seem a little late these days'' this is something called man verses nature. Man vs nature is an external conflict which means a person vs outside world

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In the story the Stone Madrona was worried because Maibon brought home the stone because he did not want to grow old. When Maibon brought the stone onto his farm all the animals like the chickens stopped laying eggs the cow was long past due to calve because of the problem with the stone.On pg 3 the text says"The stones dont keep you yonger they just keep you from growing any older". So all the animals wernt growing any older so they would not do anything.

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In the story Maibon was conflicted about his wife Modrona throwing his stone down the well. Maibon didn't want her to throw it b/c he wanted to stay young. 'See no other way to keep peace in the household he regretfully and unwillingly threw the stone in the well' Maibon regretted throwing the stone in the well.

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In the story, Maibon is conflicted by the eggs not hatching , the cow hasn't given birth 'no fruit or wheat has sprouted. Maibon said "Eh,things do seem a little late these days. Well no hurry, it's much less for me to do. the wheat isn't growing , but neither are the weeds."[ page 4 ]. The fact that nothing is growing and the eggs aren't hatching or the cow hasn't given birth due to the stone Maibon is having an Internal conflict.

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In the story, Maibon and his wife were kinda arguing about the stone and that his wife was trying to say is that the stone was like bad for him so his wife was like starring at him with the eyes but then maibon decided to throw the stone reluctantly through the cottage window so he can go tomorrow in the morning to go out and find it.

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In the story, Instead of a sharing her husband's jubilation, Modrona flung up her hands and burst out: "Maibon, your a greater fool than ever I supposed! And selfish into the bargain! you've turned down treasures! You didn't even ask that dwarf for so much as new jackets for the children! Nor a new apron for me!

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In The Story "The Stone," Modrona is angry at mabibon for being selfish. Instead of sharing her husband's jubilation, Modrona flung up her hands and burst out: “Maibon, you’re a greater fool than ever I supposed! And selfish into the bargain! You’ve turned down treasures! You didn’t even
ask that dwarf for so much as new jackets for the children! Nor a new
apron for me!” and i found this on page 3.

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In the story,  Maibon is conflicted with a decision. He had to decide if he was going to get jewls,axes,food ,etc. Instead he choose a magic stone because he doesn't want to grow old.

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In  the story ''the stone''Maibon is having self conflects about ageing and turning into an old man. Maibon says '' ah what a sorry thing it is to have your bones creaking and cracking and dim eyes,and dull wits''then Maibon thought about that he will be just like the creaking old man i quote ''Mabion says this might come to me,too! a fine,strong-armed, strudy legged fellow like me?''Maibon doesn't want to lose his teeth.

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In the story the stone  when Maibon realizes the stone is bad for the farm Maibon tries to get rid of it but the stone keeps coming back to him one day he saw the fair folk again and the fair folk said this 'get rid of it as fast as you can. What do you think i have been trying to do? blurted Maibon. I have buried it, thrown it in a well, pounded with a hammer---it keeps coming back to me! That's because you really did not want to give it up,Doil said.In the back of your mind and the bottom of your heart, you didnot want to change with the rest of the world" Evidence shows that Maibon is having an external conflict because he is arguing with Doli

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In the story, Maibon is conflicted with a decision. that dicision is to get rewarded with jewls, axes that never need sharpening, a hazelwood stick to find water. but he chose magic pebbles to keep him young forever.

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During this story there was a scene with external conflict between Modrona and Maibon. Modrona said "you've turned down a treasure . you didnt even ask that dwarf for so much as new jackets for the children. Nor a new apron for me. You could have gotten the roof mended or the walls plastered" in that scene there was a man vs. women fight\ aurgument.

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In the story, Maibon was conflicted about his wife throwing the stone down the well. He didn't want to throw it down the stone down the well because it was magical. "seeing no other way to keep peace in the household he regretfully and unwillingly threw the stone in the well" He regretted every
second of throwing the  stone down the well.

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In the story, maibon tells the fair folk that he had heard that all the fair folks have magic stones that keep you young so he told the fair folk that he wanted the magic stone and then he demands him to give him one of the stones by saying ''thats what i want. I claim one for my reward.''

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In the story, when Maibon tells Modrona about the fair-folk and his reward, Madrona howls at Maibon for being such a fool and how he could have gotten her a new apron or new clothes for the young.  conflicting to Maibon is that he was so selfish when he got those pebbles. his wife howled at him for his foolishness on how he could have gotten the roof repaired or new clothes for the little ones or a new apron for her. but no due to his foolishness he wanted to keep himself young and madrona said "you will stay young forever while i grow old and have gray hair and wrinkles like that old codger."

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During this story, Maibon is conflicted if he should keep the magic stone. At his household, there is no peace. So, in the story it says " Seeing no other way to keep peace in the household, Maibon regretfully and unwillingly took the stone and threw it down the well,...." (5pg) That means he didn't want to threw the stone into the well and he was conflicted if he should of not.

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In the story Modrona in angry at Maibon because he wished for the stone and not something they could use. In the text on page 3 it says "instead of sharing her husbands jubilation, Modrona flung up her hands and burst out "Maibon you're a greater fool than i ever supposed! And selfish into the bargain! You've turned down treasures! You didn't even ask that dwarf for so much as new jackets for the children! Nor a new apron for me!" also in the text on page 5 it says " Maibon! cried his wife. Will you get rid of it? We've had nothing but trouble since you brought it into the house. Now the baby's fretting and fuming. Teething poor little thing but not a tooth to be seen! Maibon, the stone's bad luck and want no part of it.'' The fact that Modrona is arguing with Maibon makes it an external conflict.

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In "the stone" I found the conflict man vs. nature. There struggling to free his leg, which had been caught under the log, lay a short, thickest figure: a dwarf with red hair bristling in all directions beneath his round, close-fitting leather cap. At the  sight of Maibon, the dwarf squeezed shut his bright red eyes and began holding his breath. After he opened one eye and blinked rapidly at Maibon, who was staring at him, speechless. ''What'', snapped the dwarf ''you can still see me?'' ''That I can ,'' replied Maibon, more than ever puzzled, ''and i can see very wee you've got yourself tight as a wedge under that log, and all your kicking only makes it worse.'' At this the dwarf blew out his breath and shook his fists. ''I can't do it!'' he shouted. ''Not matter how I try! I can't make myself invisible! Everyone in my family can disappear----poof! Gone! Vanished! But not me! Not Doili! Believe me, if I could have done, you never would have found me in such a plight. Worse luck! Well, come on. Don't stand here goggling like an idiot. Help me get loose!'' (p.1-2)

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In the story, maibon wanted a "magic stone that could keep a man young forever" now Modrona is angry with him because he was being selfish.

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In the story Modrona is conflicted about Maibon picking a stone over other treasures or jackets for the children or an apron for her. Modrona said "You could have had the roof mended. Or the walls plastered. No, a stone is what you asked for! A bit of rock no better than what you'll dig up in the cow pasture". [page 3]. The fact that Maibon choose a stone over other treasures made Modrona conflicted with Maibon.

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In this story maibon is conflicted about becoming an old man. When he finds a dwarf/leprechaun and maibon helps the leprechaun by taking the stick off of the  dwarf/leprechaun. maibon get a wish and in the story it says "but i've heard tell that you Fair Folk have magic stones that can keep a man young forever. that's what i want. i claim one for my reward".After that maibon had got his wish and the stone worked! until.

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In the story ''the stone'' doli the dwarf gets stuck under the tree and maibon finds him and then maibon frozen in curiosity as the dwarf wigged and sqerming and kicking when Maibon finily .said that ''kicking only makes it worse''
doli ''the dwarf''.says ''dont stand there goggling like an idiot help me get loose'' .then Maibon does as he was told and got doli out in astonishment Maibon says legend says that if you help a fare folk they will grant your wish

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In the story Maibon is conflicted about getting rid of the stone. He tries to get rid of the stone without really trying to get rid of it and hopes to find the stone again. On page five in paragraph 1 it says "Maibon at last, and very reluctantly , threw the stone out the cottage window. Not too far, though for he had it in the back of his mind to go later and find it again." also, on page 5 paragraph 8 the text says " Maibon regretfully and unwillingly took the stone and threw it down the well, where it splashing into the water and sank from sight." Maibon not wanting to get rid of the stone but knowing that he has too to make things go back to normal but still fighting with himself about getting rid of the stone makes this an internal conflict.

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in the story the stone on page 2 Doli is having an internal conflict when Maibon walks toward a tree and sees him stuck under a tree. On page 2 the text says 'I cant do it! he shouted not matter how hard i try! I cant make myself invisible! Everyone in my family can disappear ---poof! Gone! Vanished! But not me! Not Doli!" Doil is conflicted because he cant get himself disappear like the rest of his family

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During this story, Doli the dwarf is getting angry at people. He was getting mad at people whom encounter him because they ask for selfish things.  Doli said " Time was, you humans got along well with us. But nowadays no sooner see Fair Folks than it's grab, grab, grab! Gobble, Gobble, Gobble! Grant my wish! Give me this, give me that! As if we had nothing better to do!"(pg.2) Doli is getting mad at the people that he has to grant their wishes because the people are selfish and just ask, ask, and ask!!!!!

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In the story, Doli is conflicted about being stuck under the log. He tried to close his eyes to disappear but he was still there. He was also conflicted about not being able to squeeze his eyes shut and disappear. He was conflicted about this because all of his family can do it and poof! Be gone, he claims that if he was like the rest of his family Maibon would've never seen him. pg 1-2

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In the story, Maibon is conflicted about growing older. He tries to get rid of the magic stone but it keeps reappearing. Doli tells him, "that's because you really didn't want to give it up. In the back of your mind and the bottom of your heart, you didn't want to change..."(p.6) The fact that the stone keeps reappearing on the farm even though Maibon attempts to destroy it shows that Maibon is internally conflicted about growing old or staying young forever.