What is a character vs nature conflict in Where the Red Fern Grows?

Answer 1

Billy does not have enough money for the hounds. Billy wants two Red Hound Puppies. So Billy and his Grandfather saves up money to buy those puppies.

So I think is Billy wants those to Red Hound dogs badly then he reaches his goal buy selling vegetables, hunting, and selling his furs and other sorts of animals for 2 years.

Answer 2

In "Where the Red Fern Grows," the character vs nature conflict occurs when the protagonist, Billy, faces challenges from the wilderness while hunting with his two dogs. This conflict is evident in the way Billy must navigate the rugged terrain, battle against the harsh elements, and outwit wild animals in order to achieve his goal of becoming a successful hunter.

Answer 3

The conflict in the beginning of the story is Billy so desperately wanting some hunting dogs. Later on, the conflict becomes him trying to save his dogs when it appears everything is trying to take them away from him (ex. Little Ann drowning in river, Old Dan getting stuck in the muskrat hole...).

Those conflicts get solved by when Billy earns enough money to buy his hounds. When Little Ann is drowning he goes in with a long pole and takes her out of the river. When Old Dan get stuck in the muskrat hole he digs him out.

Answer 4

Billy Colman saves up money for 2 years to buy coon pups

Answer 5

Billy mourned over his dogs death and he and his family moved to town

Answer 6

on the championship hunting trip, the big blizzard

Answer 7

The chicken