Which of the statements below from The First Men in the Moon implies internal conflict? " ... we were in darkness amidst strange distracting noises; our bodies were covered with scratches and bruises, and our heads racked with pain." "I became silent. Suddenly it had come to me clear and vivid that I was a fool to be inside that sphere. Even now, I asked myself, is to too late to withdraw?" "I came to an insurmountable barrier, an obstinate blank." "I turned fiercely to the rocks."

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Sullivan Callahan

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14 January, 17:28

Which of the statements below from The First Men in the Moon implies internal conflict? " ... we were in darkness amidst strange distracting noises; our bodies were covered with scratches and bruises, and our heads racked with pain." "I became silent. Suddenly it had come to me clear and vivid that I was a fool to be inside that sphere. Even now, I asked myself, is to too late to withdraw?" "I came to an insurmountable barrier, an obstinate blank." "I turned fiercely to the rocks."

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Noe Golden · Answer 1

The statement from The First Men in the Moon that implies internal conflict is: " I became silent. Suddenly it had come to me clear and vivid that I was a fool to be inside that sphere. Even now, I asked myself, is to too late to withdraw? " because it is the statement that shows a sort of internal war between the desire of continuing to be inside the sphere and at the same time the desire to withdraw, thus the internal conflict is stated enough clearly by this sentence.