Question

in by the waters of babylon, what conflicts does the setting present for the main character? select three options. youth versus maturity the struggle between good and evil the forces of nature versus the will of humans a sense of fear versus a desire to grow observance of societys rules or ones own ideas

Explanation:

In "By the Waters of Babylon", the setting is a post - apocalyptic and superstitious world. The forces of nature are powerful and mysterious, presenting a conflict with human will. The main character has a fear of the unknown in the setting but also a desire to explore and grow. Also, the society has strict rules and taboos which conflict with his own inquisitive ideas. Youth versus maturity and the struggle between good and evil are more internal or thematic conflicts not directly related to the setting.

Answer:

C. the forces of nature versus the will of humans
D. a sense of fear versus a desire to grow
E. observance of society's rules or one's own ideas