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Crusoe's struggle with escaping the Turkish ship captain is best represented by what type of conflict?
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Character versus character
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Your mom is the bomb
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Crusoe's struggle with the Turkish ship captain is best represented by a character vs. character conflict. This type of conflict highlights the direct opposition between Crusoe and the captain, as they both have different goals and motivations. Crusoe's efforts to escape and outsmart the captain create tension and drive the plot forward.
Maria Angélica Herra...
Character versus nature
Nico Rz
B. character versus nature.
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