Read the following sentences from "First Confession."

When Mother was at work and my grandmother made the dinner I wouldn't touch it.

Nora once tried to make me, but I hid under the table from her and took the bread-

knife with me for protection. Nora let on to be very indignant (she wasn't, of course,

but she knew Mother saw through her, so she sided with Gran) and came after me. I

lashed out at her with the bread-knife, ad after that she left me alone.

The main conflict in these sentences can be identified as

man vs. man

man vs. nature.

man vs. society.

man vs. himself

The main conflict in these sentences can be identified as man vs. man.

Explanation:

A conflict in literature is an element that involves the struggle between two opposing forces. Conflicts are what makes a story interesting, and they are always, directly or indirectly, connected to the main characters. In literature, there are six common types of conflict:

- Man vs Man

- Man vs Self

- Man vs Nature

- Man vs Society

- Man vs Fate

- Man vs Technology

In the lines we are analyzing here, the type of conflict is man vs man. This type of conflict is characterized by characters taking opposite sides, having different interests, which leads them to clash. The speaker in the excerpt has a direct conflict with Nora. He does not want to eat dinner; she is trying to force him. He ends up using a bread-knife to defend himself. The fight happens between two characters and, in this case, is a literal fight. But man vs man can also have opposition without a physical fight.

Answer: Man vs Man

Explanation:

It was the main character (The author I'm guessing) against her family and or just Nora.