Which best describes the conflict and resolution in "The Glass of Milk"? 1) The boy is in conflict with the sailors; he resolves the conflict by leaving his ship.

2) The boy is in conflict with the woman at the milk bar; he resolves the conflict by forgetting about her actions.

3) The boy is in conflict with his feelings; he resolves the conflict by eating at the milk bar, then forgetting about it.

4) The boy is in conflict with the forces of nature; he resolves the conflict by falling asleep with his face toward the sea.

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Kathleen Cowan

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16 July, 21:44

Which best describes the conflict and resolution in "The Glass of Milk"? 1) The boy is in conflict with the sailors; he resolves the conflict by leaving his ship.

2) The boy is in conflict with the woman at the milk bar; he resolves the conflict by forgetting about her actions.

3) The boy is in conflict with his feelings; he resolves the conflict by eating at the milk bar, then forgetting about it.

4) The boy is in conflict with the forces of nature; he resolves the conflict by falling asleep with his face toward the sea.

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The conflict and resolution in "The Glass of Milk" can best be described as the boy is in conflict with his feelings; he resolves the conflict by eating at the milk bar, then forgetting about it.