Read the excerpt from "yearbook." she wouldn't characterize herself as shy; it's just that she thought of herself as an individual, as opposed to being dependent on others. it was safer and easier that way, especially since her best friend clara had unexpectedly moved to california last summer. just fatima doing fatima's thing-a club of one. which type of conflict is presented in this excerpt? character vs. nature character vs. self character vs. character character vs. society

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Natasha

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15 January, 02:10

Read the excerpt from "yearbook." she wouldn't characterize herself as shy; it's just that she thought of herself as an individual, as opposed to being dependent on others. it was safer and easier that way, especially since her best friend clara had unexpectedly moved to california last summer. just fatima doing fatima's thing-a club of one. which type of conflict is presented in this excerpt? character vs. nature character vs. self character vs. character character vs. society

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Kamila Pearson · Answer 1

The correct answer is character vs. self. The narrator is talking about herself - and what she thinks about her own virtues and flaws. She understands that maybe it's not the best thing to behave the way she did, which creates a conflict within herself - she has a problem with her own personality, not with nature, or another character, or the entire society. The problem is within her and only she can solve it.

Easton Warren · Answer 2

Character vs self because she is very shy and dont know how to introduce herself so she struggles with presentations and friends