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What is the main conflict in the book, "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer?" And how is it resolved?
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What is the main conflict in the book, "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer?" And how is it resolved?

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The major conflict in the story is that when Tom and Huck perceive their biggest struggle to be between themselves and Injun Joe, whose gold they want and whom they believe is out to kill them. Conflict also exists between Tom and his imaginative world and the expectations and rules of adult society.

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