Question

highlight details in this passage that point to the conflict. what internal conflict is revealed in this passage? confound the hour he entered my shop! i am a revolutionary but not a murderer. and it would be so easy to kill him. he deserves it. or does he? no! no one deserves the sacrifice others make in becoming assassins. what is to be gained by it? nothing. others and still others keep coming, and the first kill the second, and then these kill the next, and so on until everything becomes a sea of blood. —\lather and nothing else,\ hernando tellez the narrator is confused by his decision to join the revolution. the narrator struggles between acting courageous or fearful. the narrator struggles between duty and his personal sense of right and wrong. the narrator is conflicted by his feeling of compassion for the customer.

Explanation:

The narrator is a revolutionary (duty) but doesn't want to be a murderer (personal sense of right - wrong). He contemplates killing someone (as a revolutionary act) but questions if anyone deserves to be killed (personal moral stance).

Answer:

The narrator struggles between duty and his personal sense of right and wrong.