The second step in identifying conflict in a story is figuring out who the main character is. What the main character wants. Where the story is happening. What all the characters want.

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The second step in identifying conflict in a story is figuring out who the main character is. What the main character wants. Where the story is happening. What all the characters want.

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who the main character is.

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what is the question, it isn't really clear

Tiago Lopo answered Nov 12, 2020

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