https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn Internal and External Conflict in The Stone en-us 2017-10-02 16:02:55 UTC 2019-11-13 14:16:26 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/icons/Bigthunderstorm.png lcleveland5 https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/398105812 In the story, Maibon is internally conflicted about growing older. He tries to get rid of the magic stone but it keeps coming back. 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. ]]> 2019-10-15 18:33:40 UTC https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/398105812 https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/398653129 In the story "The Stone", Maibon is internally conflicted about growing older. He was driving down the road and saw an old man hobbling along down the road, then later arrives home and says to his wife "Ah, ah what a sorry thing it is to have your bones creaking and cracking, and dim eyes, and dull wits. When i think this might come to me, too! A fine, strong armed-man, sturdy-legged fellow like me? One day to go tottering and have his teeth rattling in his head and live on porridge like a baby? There's no fate worse in the world." (p.1) The fact that he passes an old man and then proceed's to complain that he will one day be old and fragile unlike his former fit self shows that Maibon is internally conflicted about growing old and brittle. ]]> 2019-10-16 18:24:54 UTC https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/398653129 https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/398653380 In the story The Stone Maibon is conflicted internally and externally about growing older. He tries to get rid of the magic stone but it keeps coming back to him. An example of external is when his wife  tells him "And that cow!" Modrona cried. "She's long past due to calve, and no sign of a young one ready to be born!"(p.4). Even though the stone might result in youth for Maibon, the stone is affecting every thing that is around him negatively.]]> 2019-10-16 18:25:16 UTC https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/398653380 https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/398656630 In the story, "The Stone", Doli is conflicted about not being able to turn invisible. When Doli gets stuck under the log and Maibon sees him, Doli tries to disappear. When Doli tries to disappear he can't do it. Doli says, "No matter how hard I try! I can't make myself invisible! Everyone in my family can disappear... But not me! Not Doli!" (p.2) Everyone else in Doli's family can disappear, but he can't and that frustrates him. This shows how Doli is internally conflicted.]]> 2019-10-16 18:29:14 UTC https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/398656630 https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/398656687 in the story The Stone, Doli the dwarf is externally conflicted. He is stuck under a fallen log and can't free himself,Maibonsees that Doli is stuck and walks over to him and says " ... you've got yourself tight as a wedge under that log,and all your kicking only makes it worse" (p.2)  this piece of the story shows that Doli is externally conflicted,because he is stuck.]]> 2019-10-16 18:29:21 UTC https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/398656687 https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/398656749 In the story "The Stone" by Lloyd Alexander, Doli is externally conflicted with nature. He was stuck on the log and no matter how hard he struggled, he couldn't break free of the logs grasp. In the story, the narrator (When talking about Doli) states "There, struggling to free his leg, which had been caught under a log, lay a short, thickset figure: a dwarf." In the sentence shown, it shows he was stuck on the log and no matter how hard he struggled, he couldn't break free of the logs grasp.]]> 2019-10-16 18:29:28 UTC https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/398656749 https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/398657440 in the story the stone Maibon is   and internally conflicted. He is internally conflicted because his wife was getting really mad at him and he made him feel crestfallen and sheepishly. (P.4)"crestfallen and sheepishly Maibon 
began thinking his wife was right and the dwarf had indeed given him no more than a common field stone." He experienced this because he thought he got no more than just regular stone.]]> 2019-10-16 18:30:33 UTC https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/398657440 https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/398658412 In the story, " The Stone", Maibon is internally conflicted about his wife being mad at him. Maibon is reluctant. In the story it states ' 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."  ]]> 2019-10-16 18:31:33 UTC https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/398658412 https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/398658904 In the story "The Stone" Maibon  is conflicted about growing older. An example from the story is " Ah, what a sorry thing it is to have your bones creaking and cracking, and dim eyes, and dull wits. When i think this might come to me, too! A fine, strong- armed man,  sturdy-legged fellow like me? One day to go tottering and have his teeth rattling in his head and live on porridge like a baby? There's no fate worse in all the world." (p.1) The fact that Maibon is worried about growing old is shoeing internal conflict because he is showing emotion about growing old. He is getting really upset over it.]]> 2019-10-16 18:32:20 UTC https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/398658904 https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/398659386 In the story The Stone on page four  Mailbon 'said' that the eggs should hatch by now, but the hen is still brooding on her nest and  the cow wont have the ciave he 'said' and no sign of it, ready to be born.and the crop didnt grow eather when he made ]]> 2019-10-16 18:33:07 UTC https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/398659386 https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/398659605 In the story The Stone the character Doli is in internal conflict with trying to make himself invisible(found on page 2 ). ''When maibone (the main character) was ranting about his tool`s he saw something in the distance squirming an fighting' an of course it was doli. when maibone went to go see what it was he couldnt believe what he saw , there was doli trying to make himself invisible so maibone wouldnt be able to see him.]]> 2019-10-16 18:33:28 UTC https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/398659605 https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/398659619 In the story the stone maibon is internally conflicted about getting older. when maibon had his chance of staying young he had no hesitation. Not listening to Dolis warning about the stone it lead to many terrible events. For example, when he got the stone from Doli, his crops did not even grow an inch his chickens eggs would not hatch the cow had not calved and there was no sign of a new born's teeth.page(5). When he tried to get rid of it keeps appering. After a while of trying to get rid of the stone he went to the dwarf. In the text it Maibon says]]> 2019-10-16 18:33:29 UTC https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/398659619 https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/398660873 In the story the stone Maibon is internally conflicted about the stone stopping things from growing, it begins to mess with him and his Family. So he tries get rid of the stone but it wont leave and that leads to the distress of Maibon.In the passage it says,"Now Maibon began to be truly DISTRESSED ,not only for the toothless baby,the calfless cow, the fruitless tree,and the hen sitting desperately on her eggs, but for himself as well."]]> 2019-10-16 18:35:30 UTC https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/398660873 https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/398661110 In the story "The Stone" by Lloyd Alexander, Maibon is internally conflicted by his fear of growing old and frail. In the story, Maibon states "Ah, ah what a sorry thing it is to have your bones creaking and cracking, and dim eyes, and dull wits. When I think this might come to me, too!" In that sentence, Maibon is showing a concern/fear for growing old.]]> 2019-10-16 18:35:54 UTC https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/398661110 https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/398662197 In the story  stone is internal by how Maibon was getting old and his bones were creaking , cracking,and dim eyes.  Maibon was sighing and grumbling by getting old. Maibon  is saying the older you get life gets hard . Maibon meets a dwarf named Doli Maibon tries to get rid of a stone.]]> 2019-10-16 18:37:56 UTC https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/398662197 https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/398663277 In the story The Stone, Doli is internally conflicted because Maibon wants a stone that could cause himself or others around him harm. Doli is hesitant to give the stone up but Maibon insists he has a stone and Doli agrees to give him a stone. The story states "Ah-between the two of us,take the cook pot.Better all around, Those stones-we'd sooner not give them away. There's a difficulty- - - - " (p.3)]]> 2019-10-16 18:39:53 UTC https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/398663277 https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/398663588 In the story "The Stone" Maibon is conflicted internally because he thinks that his wife is right and that Doli gave him a regular stone and not a magic stone. I know this because on page (3) it states, "Crestfallen and sheepish, Maibon began thinking his wife was right and the dwarf had indeed given him no more a common field stone." Even though there was a good out come for him he could have wished for a better reward, such as gold or coats and jackets.]]> 2019-10-16 18:40:27 UTC https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/398663588 https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/398663812 In the story " The Stone" the chickens, Maibon, and Modrona have a external conflict because Maibon and Madrona do not have food to eat because the chickens have not hatched eggs to eat yet. In the story the author says " Those eggs should have hatched by now, but the hen is still brooding on her nest" ]]> 2019-10-16 18:40:50 UTC https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/398663812 https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/398996896 In the story, Maibon is externally conflicted with his wife because she dose not think he made the right choice taking the stone . I know this because page 3 and it say that "Modronda flug up her hands and burst out :Maibon , your a greater fool than even I supposed! And selfish into the bargain! Your turn down treasures! You did not even ask that dwarf for so much as new jackets for the children! Not a new apron for me" This show that Modronda is externally conflicted because she does not like he selfish]]> 2019-10-17 13:16:51 UTC https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/398996896 https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/399195151 In the story ''The Stone'' Maibon is internally conflict about the toothless baby; the calfless cow; the fruitless tree and the hen sitting desperately on her eggs but for himself as well. He is distressed about all of those things above. On page 2 paragraft 3 the Internal conflict is that he is distressed about how because of the calfless cow and how the fruitless tree has no fruits on it.]]> 2019-10-17 18:09:27 UTC https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/399195151 https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/399199088 In the story the stone Dolli the dwarf gave a man named Maibon a stone. The stone made it so Maibon would never age again. But what he didn't know is that everything around would stop too. So his crops stop growing. (P.4) "why sow if the seeds don't sprout. Why plant if there's never a harvest." This is a conflict because his crops wont grow.]]> 2019-10-17 18:15:50 UTC https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/399199088 https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/399199097 In the story "The Stone" Maibon has  conflict with his wife because with the stone that Doli gave him he will stay young while his wife and children grow old and gray. I know this because on page 4 it says "Thats all well and good for you. But what about me? You'll stay as you are , but I'll turn old and gray, and worn and wrinkled, and go doddering into my grave!...." She says this in the sense that Maibon is only thinking about himself and no one around him. He wasn't thinking of his wife or his kids or anyone else!! He wanted to live the good life while everyone else continued to age and live a proper human life.]]> 2019-10-17 18:15:51 UTC https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/399199097 https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/399199263 In the story "The Stone" Maibon, Modrona, and his crops and animals and even his baby are conflicted because of the stone his crops aren't growing and the baby is toothless the cow is calfless and it is effecting there family and what they eat and Modrona isn't happy about all this conflict. An example from the text is ''Maibon, its fault of that stone!" wailed his wife. "Get rid of the thing!" (p.4)The fact that the stone is effecting Maibon and his family is showing external conflict because it is making Modrona really mad and then her and Maibon are fighting about it.]]> 2019-10-17 18:16:07 UTC https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/399199263 https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/399199577 Doli was trying for Malbiojem woudn not to get for life for ever . the deestory itstone would not go awaynand he tried b to de]]> 2019-10-17 18:16:33 UTC https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/399199577 https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/399200855 In the story "the stone", Maibon is externally conflicted about growing old. Maibon tries getting rid of the magical stone but it keeps re appearing. This affects him externally because in the text it says "Some days had gone by and still the eggs had not hatched, the cow had not calved, and the wheat had not sprouted." (p.4) This shows he is externally conflicted by all the crops not growing and the animals not giving birth but he will keep the stone because it will make him keep his youth even if this means everything around him being stuck in time.]]> 2019-10-17 18:18:32 UTC https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/399200855 https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/399201012 In the story, "The Stone",  Doli is externally conflicted about giving away a magical stone. Doli is conflicted because when he gives away a stone, it causes a lot of trouble. So, he yells and yells at Maibon. Doli says, "Those stones-- we'd sooner not give away. There's a difficulty----" (p.3) This shows how Doli is conflicted about giving away the stone because he knows that the stone is too powerful for Maibon to handle.]]> 2019-10-17 18:18:48 UTC https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/399201012 https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/399202413 In the story "The Stone'' Modrona is External conflict about how her husband ask the dwarf if he could have a magic stone that can keep a man young Maibon didn't even ask the dwarf for so much as a new jacket for the childern nor a new apron for Modrona. The External Conflict is how Mordrona is mad at Maibon because he asl the Dwarf if he could have a magic stone insread of getting new jackets for the childen or a new apron for M]]> 2019-10-17 18:20:57 UTC https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/399202413 https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/399202705 In the story The Stone Maibon is Furious at a leprechaun named Doli  because he was mad that the stone Doli gave him was causing problems and it wouldnt go away. So they ARGUE." In the text it says The dwarf blinked at the furious maibon. You mortals are an ungrateful crew.  I gave you what you wanted.

You should have warned me!burst out maibon.

I did Doli snapped back!"]]> 2019-10-17 18:21:28 UTC https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/399202705 https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/399203627 In the story ''The Stone'' Maibone is  having external conflict(man v.s man) with the character doli. The conflict is that doli is stuck under a tree as it say's in the text an doli is demanding help but maibone is asking for a reward for helping doli get unstuck under the tree(page 2). ''like the saying, a hand for a hand''.]]> 2019-10-17 18:23:12 UTC https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/399203627 https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/399203748 In the story, Doli was externaly conflicted about his leg being stuck under a log. ''There struggling to free his leg,which had been caught under the log,lay a short ]]> 2019-10-17 18:23:23 UTC https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/399203748 https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/399207072 In the story " the stone" Doli is Internally Confilcted because he can not go invilbe like his family. I know this because of pag 2 pagh 4 " Not matter how i try! ]]> 2019-10-17 18:28:54 UTC https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/399207072 linazapat25 https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/399209940 In the story " The Stone" Maibon is externally conflict with the Dwarf because the dwarf is refusing to give the stone to Maibon because the Dwarf said on (pg.3)that's even beyond the best of my skill to give it to you.And then the Dwarf said we rather not give it away bcause it is to powerful for Maibon . And it just keeps you from growing instead of have a great life with you family.]]> 2019-10-17 18:33:31 UTC https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/399209940 https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/399210839 In the story "The Stone'' Doli is externally conflicted about giving away the magic stone to Maibon. ]]> 2019-10-17 18:35:06 UTC https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/399210839 https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/399684113 2019-10-18 18:16:32 UTC https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/399684113 https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/399687626 in the story the stone maibon is talking to 







]\]]> 2019-10-18 18:23:35 UTC https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/399687626 https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/399688033 2019-10-18 18:24:23 UTC https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/399688033 https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/403471898 one example of external conflict is the part of the story when his wife yells at him.      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
apron for me.'' this shows that maibon was selfish as shown on pg 3 paragraph 8]]> 2019-10-28 17:28:08 UTC https://padlet.com/lcleveland5/fkxguik7wltn/wish/403471898