Question

match each narrative summary with the type of conflict it best represents.
match term definition
character versus character a) a librarian is tasked with cataloging every story ever told, but the computer processing unit overrides the system and chaos ensues when it brings the stories to life through animation.
character versus self b) after years of living in an orphanage with little love, a young woman must first realize her true worth in order to accept the affection of others.
character versus society c) a village is located on the edge of whistler woods, a forest with a history of unusual phenomena and strange occurrences. a brave villager volunteers to enter the forest and determine whats going on inside.
character versus technology d) a sailor, known for his kindness and compassion, is treated cruelly by the ships spiteful first - mate. their clashing personalities are at odds until the sailor decides to befriend his adversary.
character versus supernatural e) a boy is born into the working class and has to go to extreme lengths to convince a kingdom that despite his economic background he is worthy of becoming a knight.
character versus nature f) a protagonist leaves everything behind and hitchhikes to the canadian wilderness, where they are forced to live off the land and overcome the challenges of life in the woods.

Explanation:

• A) Character versus technology: A librarian (character) is tasked with cataloging stories, but a computer processing unit (technology) overrides the system, causing chaos. This shows a conflict between a character and technology.
• B) Character versus self: A young woman (character) must first realize her true worth (internal struggle, self - related) to accept the affection of others. This is a conflict within the character (self).
• C) Character versus society: A village (society - related, as it represents a community) is located on the edge of a forest with unusual phenomena. A brave villager (character) volunteers to enter the forest to determine what's going on inside. The villager is going against the potential norms or the unknown of the society - defined (village) forest area.
• D) Character versus character: A sailor (character) is known for his kindness but is treated cruelly by the ship's spiteful first - mate (another character). Their clashing personalities (one kind, one spiteful) show a character - to - character conflict.
• E) Character versus supernatural: A boy (character) is born into the working class and has to go to extreme lengths to convince a kingdom (which may have supernatural elements, as kingdoms in some narratives can be associated with magic, etc.) that despite his economic background, he is worthy of becoming a knight. The "kingdom" here may imply a supernatural - influenced entity (like a magical kingdom).
• F) Character versus nature: A protagonist (character) leaves everything behind and hitchhikes to the Canadian wilderness (nature), where they are forced to live off the land and overcome the challenges of life in the woods. This is a clear character - nature conflict.

Answer:

A. A librarian is tasked with cataloging every story ever told, but the computer processing unit overrides the system and chaos ensues when it brings the stories to life through animation. - Character versus technology
B. After years of living in an orphanage with little love, a young woman must first realize her true worth in order to accept the affection of others. - Character versus self
C. A village is located on the edge of Whistler Woods, a forest with a history of unusual phenomena and strange occurrences. A brave villager volunteers to enter the forest and determine what's going on inside. - Character versus society
D. A sailor, known for his kindness and compassion, is treated cruelly by the ship's spiteful first - mate. Their clashing personalities are at odds until the sailor decides to befriend his adversary. - Character versus character
E. A boy is born into the working class and has to go to extreme lengths to convince a kingdom that despite his economic background he is worthy of becoming a knight. - Character versus supernatural
F. A protagonist leaves everything behind and hitchhikes to the Canadian wilderness, where they are forced to live off the land and overcome the challenges of life in the woods. - Character versus nature