What is the character's central conflict? Period 4 by Kelly McNeil

Edgar Granados

2017-08-24 18:47:46 UTC

Alice's central conflict is she is worried about how people think of her so she lies about what she did over the summer. This is man v self, internal conflict.

Danial Sadat Darbandi

20sadatdarbd — 2017-08-24 18:47:47 UTC

Alice

Alice's central conflict is external because she is struggling with her friend Dana because there is a gossip going around and she doesn't want Dana to know. She also has the conflict where her teacher could ruin her "reign".

They all are dealing with the same situation, as in they want to be perfect and want to show everyone that they will be the best that they can be but during this process they all lie to make their friends believe their fake personality but in the end they will show everyone their true selves.

Daniel Gutierrez

2017-08-24 18:47:49 UTC

Alice central conflict is that Alice is trying to hide the fact that she is so popular

Connor Lloyd

20lloydcd — 2017-08-24 18:48:03 UTC

Alice

The central conflict is external because Alice is popular and everybody knows that. And she thinks she is perfect because of all the stuff she has to get ready for school. She is the conflict because the teacher could ruin her life is she says the truth.

New Answer: The characters don't think they are accepted. So they try to fit in and they do stuff that doesn't really help them and they begin hiding from themselves. The storys all have the theme that they don't get accepted at the beggining. And then they start to accept themselves to there own body and that shows self confidence. The moral of the storys are you should accept yourself first.

Garrett Duval

2017-08-24 18:48:18 UTC

The central conflict in Alice's story is external because she lied about going to Europe so she can try to distract Dana and have her not figure out about the rumor that is being spread about her. Also She knew that someone could end her "reign" because of something they knew that many others knew

They are all hiding something from their friends, and they are scared to be themselves around those friends because they will think of them differently and they want them to think of what they think they are now, not what they really are.

Wrigley Ellis

20elliswj — 2017-08-24 18:48:38 UTC

Alice's central conflict is Man vs. Self, she was up at 5am because she wanted to look perfect in front of her friends, but behind all the makeup and hair spray was a girl who made mistakes. She was trying to show her perfect self, and hiding her true self. Also, she just wants to be accepted at her school, and not be judged.

Stefani

2017-08-24 18:50:41 UTC

Evan
The central conflict is man vs. man because his dad is not that supportive of his decisions.

Luis Herrera

20herrerala — 2017-08-24 18:50:54 UTC

Evan
The central conflict for Evan is Man vs. Man because in the story Evan is going against his father because his father did not agree and his friends because he didn't wanted to tell them the truth about summer
The theme is that they are all afraid of telling the truth because they think that they might not be accepted by someone so they think that they are going to be judged by someone.

Eduardo

2017-08-24 18:51:01 UTC

Evan
man vs man because evan was against his friends and his father and that the father doesnt support him
the theme of the four passages that has to do with the character

Hannah Gecgil

2017-08-24 18:53:20 UTC

Dennis
The central conflict is internal. The conflict is that this is Dennis's first class he has ever taught and he is nervous.

Emmalie Balsis

2017-08-24 18:53:24 UTC

Dennis
The central conflict is internal to the story because this is Dennis´s first class and is not a very experienced teacher and Dennis is very nervous.

Omar Ibarra

2017-08-24 18:53:28 UTC

Dennis

The central conflict for Dennis was an internal conflict time as a man vs self way. His internal conflict was him getting prepared for his first teachings in class. He had a flashback to him and his professor that didn't go well back then. It caused him to struggle on his first day because the flashback he had was about his professor explaining that he was no good.

Abraham

2017-08-24 18:53:31 UTC

Dennis conflict is that he barely graduated to become a teacher and he is extremely nervous.

Ivan Fernandez

2017-08-24 18:53:31 UTC

Dennis Hatter's central conflict was man v self. He was nervous because it was his first day ever teaching and he was putting too much pressure on himself. This made Dennis struggle on his first day teaching.

At the beginning of the four stories they were all nervous and had butterflies in their stomachs. They wanted to leave a good first impression. The theme in these four stories is that nobody is perfect and everyone makes mistakes. This is what the stories all have in common.

Dylan Robson

2017-08-24 18:53:34 UTC

Dennis

The central conflict is internal because he has no experienced teaching and that this is his first class teaching and he is very nervous and he does not really know what he is doing.

Sebastian Macias

2017-08-24 18:55:45 UTC

Rose Murphy
The central conflict of Rose is her appearance. The reason why for this is because she is insecure on how she looks. She wants to look perfect

Jagger Jones

20jonesjm — 2017-08-24 18:55:45 UTC

Rose
Roses central conflict is trying to get Evan to notice her, It has to do with her appearance therefore it is(external).

Andrew

20cesarioaj — 2017-08-24 18:55:49 UTC

Rose
The central conflict is rose doesn't like her appearance.
The theme of the story is that everyone has there flaws. They all are worried about how others will think of them when they go back to school. They need to stop worrying about what others think.

Amir Kalantari

2017-08-24 18:55:54 UTC

Rose
Rose's central conflict is man vs self(internal). You can notice the type of conflict from the very beginning where she kept checking the mirror in the locker. Rose wanting to constantly check herself in the mirror is a sign of insecurity which is a form of internal conflict.

Brianna Diaz

2017-08-24 18:55:59 UTC

Rose
The central conflict is that Rose is insecure and thinks she is not good enough .

Dana shokair

2017-08-24 18:56:02 UTC

Rose's central conflict is internal because she feels insecure about how she looks. The theme in these stories is how on the first day of school all the characters were nervous or scared about what might happen.

crystal I.

2017-08-24 18:56:08 UTC

Rose
Rose's central conflict is external because she feel insecure and she is trying to look like others girls in school and she is trying to get Evan's attention.

Jacob Holt

2017-08-24 18:56:08 UTC

Rose

Rose's central conflict is man vs. self because she is worried about how she looks compared to other girls at the school like Alice and she is worried about Evan noticing her that's why she tries so hard.

Elijah Michinock

2017-08-24 18:56:11 UTC

Rose's central conflict is all of her insecurities about how she looks and wants to be perfect in front of everybody and her. think the characters all have a certain weakness in their life at school and are afraid to show what they really want. These stories all have a theme of how these people come into school and deal with relationships with their friends and the way they act around their friends in a new way. I think in the end these kids will show them true self and make some new choices in the end of the passage.

Joseph Cahill

2017-08-24 18:56:19 UTC

Rose

Roses's central conflict, is internal, and it's her insecurities about how she looks.
The central conflict that links them together is their fear of rejection.

Edgar Granados

2017-08-24 18:59:53 UTC

The way these stories all connect to each other is that it's like how all teenagers live their life at schools. They act all different when they are around their friends to act "cool" and they really just want to be liked by others. They worry about what others think of them not what they think of themselves. The theme of the passage is that nobody is perfect. They are all insecure about themselves.

Jacob Holt

2017-08-24 19:00:43 UTC

The central idea/theme that they all have in common is that they are insecure about something like their image or how others will react to them as a person they all have insecurities that haunts them and the way they cope with these insecurities is by masking it up with lies or fake smiles

Abraham

2017-08-24 19:01:46 UTC

The theme that they all have in common is that they all are scared to look bad and not be liked.(Insecurity)

Amir Kalantari

2017-08-24 19:02:03 UTC

The central idea and theme that all the characters in the passages share is self doubt and internal conflict. The teacher is worried about how he is viewed by the students. The students are all worried about how they look and are perceived by their peers and other students.

Sebastian Macias

2017-08-24 19:02:41 UTC

How the stories all link together is because they all talk about problems in high school. The problem is fear. It talks about them all being nervous and having butterfly's in their stomach before the school year started.

Jagger Jones

20jonesjm — 2017-08-24 19:03:08 UTC

The theme of the story is that you shouldn't be afraid of what others think.The characters are linked together by there fear of not being noticed and being imperfect. I also think that they all have issues at the moment therefore linking there stress.

Crystal I

2017-08-24 19:03:18 UTC

The theme that all they have in common is that they don't feel sure about themselves and they are trying to be someone else

just to be able to socialize with more people but they are not being themselves because .

Daniel Gutierrez

2017-08-24 19:03:39 UTC

The central conflict all four charcters lack on is showing their real selfs and they are worried about their imperfections.

Omar Ibarra

2017-08-24 19:05:11 UTC

Central Idea

At first all four characters had entered school and were very nervous on what was going to happen. They had the idea the same idea of having a good first impression in the first day. They all have this connection in school with different points of views and stories.They all have focused on their flaws more than their perfections, the truth.

Brianna Diaz

2017-08-24 19:06:02 UTC

The central idea of all these stories is that they are all insecure about something and instead of accepting there originality they see it as a mistake these stories all connect because they just all want to be accepted .

Hannah Gecgil

2017-08-24 19:06:25 UTC

The theme of the story is being afraid to show your true self. All of the characters are afraid at school. They all wanted to leave good impressions and impress others. I think these kids will become more confident about themselves and be more of their true self around others

Stefani

2017-08-24 19:08:37 UTC

The theme of the four passages has to do with the imperfections of the characters. What links the four passages together is the conflict which is man vs. man because they all are keeping secrets from each other. It is also man vs. self because their secrets are getting the best of them and they are struggling with them.

Dylan Robson

2017-08-24 19:08:54 UTC

The theme of the four stories is that they were all afraid and they did not know what was going to happen. All they wanted to do was leave a good impression for everyone that they came in contact with. I think that they all just wanted to show their true selves and be excepted for who they are.

Connor Lloyd

20lloydcd — 2017-08-24 19:09:20 UTC

New Answer: The characters don't think they are accepted. So they try to fit in and they do stuff that doesn't really help them and they begin hiding from themselves. The storys all have the theme that they don't get accepted at the beggining. And then they start to accept themselves to there own body and that shows self confidence. The moral of the storys are you should accept yourself first.

Emmalie Balsis

2017-08-24 19:10:13 UTC

The stories link together because it is all about each characters weakness. I think all the characters in the story are very fearful and nervous because it`s the first day of school and they are scared of what people will think of them at school. The theme of the story is no one is perfect and they should just show their true selves. I believe after going to school everyday, the characters won`t be nervous or fearful anymore because they accepted who they are and showed their true self.