How do you think we analyze conflict? by Jessica Picciano

Kimara

2017-10-24 16:32:44 UTC

^{To analyze conflict I think the types of question that need to be asked first are things such as,}^{“What is happening”}^{, “}^{What is the setting}^{”, “}^{What relationships do the characters have with each other}^{” and “}^{What characters are involved}^{” so that it would be easier to find out the conflict. From these questions it would help find out the conflicts. If there was a storm happening you could tell it is character vs nature, if there was a certain type of relationship between two characters it would be easy to tell if it was character vs character and so on.}

Aaron 😱 💯 ♏

2017-10-24 16:34:42 UTC

We analyze a conflict by seeing on what’s going on in the character's life. For example we can analyze Cap’s situation by looking at he’s going through, like when he was on the bus he was getting LIT MATCHES thrown at him.

Connor (╯°□°）╯︵ ┻━┻

2017-10-24 16:34:58 UTC

By seeing what has led up to this conflict. Also seeing anything that really affected it like characters or setting. We ask questions like what different things could have happened or how to fix the issue.

Gaurung

2017-10-24 16:35:59 UTC

We analyze conflict by understanding if any characters are facing something else that is in any story or passage. What types of questions I think you ask are examples of the four conflicts. I think that conflict occurs mostly during the middle of any novel.

Evin the $WAGG3R 😱 💯

3004107 — 2017-10-24 16:36:02 UTC

I think that we analyze conflict by asking questions to develop inferences of what might happen, is happening, and why do you think that person is doing something. I also think it might help us better understand the conflict. Some questions we might ask are: Why do you think they doing what they are doing? What do you think will happen next? How do you think they will resolve the problem. How do you think that character is feeling?

Bryan

2017-10-24 16:36:27 UTC

I think we analyze conflict by observing what happens, jotting down data and askingwhat started it.

Reetu

2017-10-24 16:36:50 UTC

We analyze conflict by getting the answers to crucial question that could eventually help you decide which one of the 4 conflicts that is.

Carly

2017-10-24 16:36:53 UTC

We analyze conflict by breaking it down a bit to analyze it. Start by finding out what kind of conflict it is, an example being character vs. nature. Some questions we have to ask ourselves is what caused it?

Radha

2017-10-24 16:36:58 UTC

We analyze conflict by seeing what is going on in te characters life and when the problem of the story goes to its highest. I think that it can be found mainly in the end when you know the entire problem. THAT IS WHAT I THINK DON'T TRY TO SAY THAT IT IS WRONG. We ask questions.

Ishani

2017-10-24 16:37:09 UTC

I think that we analyze a conflict by looking at who is involved at how these people are affected. We look at the conflict carefully.

Arohan

2017-10-24 16:38:13 UTC

I think we analyze conflict by asking several questions about the conflict. I think we ask questions about the impact of the conflict. While analyzing the conflict we should be able to get a better understanding of the conflict.

Aka$h

2017-10-24 16:38:29 UTC

We analyze a conflict by understanding what is happening. We observe at some points than can cause an impact to the conflict and also find points that can solve the conflict or can help with the solution.
What happened?
What do we agree and disagree upon?

Nick

3001555 — 2017-10-24 16:38:35 UTC

If someone finds a conflict in a movie or book then you can ask questions about it and analyze. The conflict should make sense even if you haven’t read the book or movie. If there is a person vs. nature conflict then analyze it and see if it makes sense from your own prior knowledge.

Shaun

2017-10-24 16:40:44 UTC

I think we analyze conflict by seeing the cause of the problem and who is arguing with who/what. So if someone is fighting with another person, it is character vs character, or if it is a group vs a single person it can be character vs society. Some questions that could be used are what is the conflict about, who is in the conflict, and why is the conflict occurring.

Meghana

2017-10-24 16:42:36 UTC

We can analyze conflict by thinking about the problem (conflict) and trying to see what we can do next to help it or even how it started. We could also write a conflict statement about the main character(s) who had that conflict. The types of questions that I think we should ask is; Why did this happen, How did this happen, When did this happen, and what caused it to become a conflict like this.

Jailene

2017-10-24 16:43:23 UTC

We can analyze conflict by asking questions that can help us understand the cause of the problem.