https://padlet.com/hfifield/4hkfsvdjya06rxzg What we learn about the main character through his desire and motivation. Respond to the questions: Where is the main conflict in the story? Is it internal or external? And... you must add a thought, opinion, or a question to one other person's idea. en-us 2020-09-29 17:16:46 UTC 2020-10-05 10:35:36 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.com/hfifield/4hkfsvdjya06rxzg/wish/797272672 I think Wallow had in internal conflict that he did not want to believe Oliva was really completely gone. Timothy said many times in his thoughts at the end that Wallow wouldn’t” leave Olivia for the dead”. So Timothy and wallow are constantly fighting at each other because wallow does not want to give up.]]> 2020-10-02 11:48:09 UTC https://padlet.com/hfifield/4hkfsvdjya06rxzg/wish/797272672 22lberrigan https://padlet.com/hfifield/4hkfsvdjya06rxzg/wish/797466928 We learn the main characters Wallow and Timothy have a desire to find their dead sister. Wallow seems to be almost fearless and determined to find Olivia while Timothy isn't as confident in finding her. The main conflict is both internal and external. There is a fight against Timothy's mind that's scaring him into seeing ghosts underwater. Externally, Wallow and Timothy argue over whether Olivia is still here or not ]]> 2020-10-02 13:09:54 UTC https://padlet.com/hfifield/4hkfsvdjya06rxzg/wish/797466928 22mbrowne https://padlet.com/hfifield/4hkfsvdjya06rxzg/wish/797639785 I definitely think that Wallow and Timothy are having exterior conflicts because they are fighting all the time. Wallow is also having interior conflicts because Wallow is not ready to give up on Olivia but Timothy does not believe that she is still alive.]]> 2020-10-02 13:53:04 UTC https://padlet.com/hfifield/4hkfsvdjya06rxzg/wish/797639785 22jcolucci https://padlet.com/hfifield/4hkfsvdjya06rxzg/wish/798459096 I think that the conflict here is mostly internal and deals with the brothers, specifically Wallow. It is obvious that Wallow feels incredible guilt about the way that Olivia died, seeing as he willingly left her without a chaperone on the night of her death. My guess is that he thinks he owes it to her to find her body to soothe the unfinished business in his mind, maybe even hoping she's still alive for his sake.]]> 2020-10-02 17:13:07 UTC https://padlet.com/hfifield/4hkfsvdjya06rxzg/wish/798459096 https://padlet.com/hfifield/4hkfsvdjya06rxzg/wish/798768375 The external conflict is apparent: Wallow and Timothy have lost their sister. They want desperately to find the answers but physically have a hard time trying to do so. The internal conflict being Timothy’s denial to the situation and his fight with his own self. We cannot control our external problems but I would say the story is mostly internal because we all process things differently and Timothy’s internal thoughts will not fade especially if acceptance doesn’t come to part]]> 2020-10-02 18:33:07 UTC https://padlet.com/hfifield/4hkfsvdjya06rxzg/wish/798768375 https://padlet.com/hfifield/4hkfsvdjya06rxzg/wish/799216421 I believe the main conflict of the story is Wallow's inability to move on from the death of his sister and the guilt he feels over it. Though this problem affects both Timothy and Wallow, the conflict is internal as Wallow deals with his feelings by himself.]]> 2020-10-02 22:14:32 UTC https://padlet.com/hfifield/4hkfsvdjya06rxzg/wish/799216421 22jgattuso https://padlet.com/hfifield/4hkfsvdjya06rxzg/wish/799749546 2020-10-03 14:02:50 UTC https://padlet.com/hfifield/4hkfsvdjya06rxzg/wish/799749546 22basevedo https://padlet.com/hfifield/4hkfsvdjya06rxzg/wish/802367599 We learn that Timothy and Wallow have an external conflict between each other. Timothy doesn't want to search for Olivia while Wallow does and this leads to a lot of arguing. Timothy has an internal conflict with himself because of the fact that he isn't admitting that he wishes his family would move on from the death of his sister. Timothy realizes that he will never be as good of a brother as Wallow because of the fact that he doesn't want to search for her. Wallow also has an internal conflict within himself because he is having a difficult time coping with the guilt of leaving his sister alone the day she died. ]]> 2020-10-05 09:06:05 UTC https://padlet.com/hfifield/4hkfsvdjya06rxzg/wish/802367599 22ddukas https://padlet.com/hfifield/4hkfsvdjya06rxzg/wish/802480887 I believe that the conflict is external, but there is also an internal conflict as well. The external conflict is finding Olivia, which creates more conflict between the two boys, Timothy and Wallow. They are constantly fighting with each other, because Wallow didn't want to accept the fact Olivia was gone, but Timothy knew she was not alive. The internal conflict is with Wallow. Wallow blames himself for Olivia's death, and will not stop until he finds Olivia and says sorry.]]> 2020-10-05 10:15:53 UTC https://padlet.com/hfifield/4hkfsvdjya06rxzg/wish/802480887