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Jake wheeled around. "What do you think you're doing, Sam? We can't afford another mouth to feed! It's not like that mutt will be useful for anything. Take a good look; it's far too scrawny and small to pull a sled. That's probably why some other wiser stampeder abandoned him."

"He's just such a pitiful thing," Sam replied. "He looks like he could use a friend."

"Well, I don't make friends with thieves who steal bacon," Jake said in a huff as he stomped off to unpack the bedrolls.

Which best describes the conflict in this excerpt?

character versus nature

character versus self

character versus society

character versus character

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10 February, 02:44

Ill give brainlist

Jake wheeled around. "What do you think you're doing, Sam? We can't afford another mouth to feed! It's not like that mutt will be useful for anything. Take a good look; it's far too scrawny and small to pull a sled. That's probably why some other wiser stampeder abandoned him."

"He's just such a pitiful thing," Sam replied. "He looks like he could use a friend."

"Well, I don't make friends with thieves who steal bacon," Jake said in a huff as he stomped off to unpack the bedrolls.

Which best describes the conflict in this excerpt?

character versus nature

character versus self

character versus society

character versus character

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Zion Woodard · Answer 1

Character VS. Character

Explanation:

This is because two characters are having an argument over keeping the dog. The conflict is between Sam and Jake, so it's character VS. character.