Conflict resolution
Definition
Conflict resolution refers to the process of finding a solution or resolving a problem that arises between two or more characters in a literary work. It involves addressing and settling conflicts through negotiation, compromise, or other means.
Analogy
Conflict resolution is like two friends who have different preferences for activities. Instead of arguing about what to do, they discuss their options and find a compromise that both are happy with.
Related terms
Character development: Character development refers to the changes and growth that characters undergo throughout a literary work.
Plot progression: Plot progression refers to the advancement of events in a story, including how conflicts are introduced, developed, and resolved.
Theme: Theme is the central message or insight conveyed by a literary work. It often reflects on human experiences, including conflict resolution.
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