Question

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Read the following summary of a portion of A Little Princess by Frances Hodgson Burnett. What type of conflict does it reflect?

Sara is enjoying her birthday party at her boarding school. During the party, the school’s headmistress, Miss Minchin, learns that Sara's father has lost all his money and died. Miss Minchin has spent a large amount of money on Sara's birthday celebrations. She grows furious upon learning that Sara is now a penniless orphan. Miss Minchin breaks the news to Sara about her father's death. Then she tells Sara that the girl will have to pay her back by working as a servant. Miss Minchin takes away most of Sara's fancy clothes and toys and moves her to the attic.

-character versus self
-character versus character
-character versus nature
-character versus society

Answer 1

character versus character

Step-by-step explanation:

The text presents a character versus character conflict. This is because Sara (who is a character) has to suffer the consequences caused by the egoism of Miss Minchin (who is another character), who treats Sara in a very bad way because the girl has become poor.

The Little Princess tells the story of Sara Crewe, a wealthy girl who loses everything when she experiences a terrible tragedy. Obliged to work as a maid, to go cold and to hunger, she continues to preserve her nobility, and thus maintains her pride and her generosity.