What is is the conflict in No More Dead Dogs?

Answer 1

This is the conflict in, No More Dead Dogs. Ever since Wallace joined the school play, someone keeps vandalizing the play. No one knows who it is until the end.

*NOTE: I WILL REFRAIN FROM EXPOSING WHO THE CULPRIT IS DUE TO SPOILER ALERTS WHICH PEOPLE MAY NOT WANT TO KNOW ABOUT.*

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~Kitty Kat

Answer 2

No More Dead Dogs is a book written by Gordon Korman. It was written so that children have books that have a positive end it the dog. Too many childrenÕs stories have a dog dying that the family having to process the death of the animal.

Answer 3

The conflict in "No More Dead Dogs" revolves around the protagonist, Wallace Wallace, who refuses to write a positive book report on a book that he detests. His refusal leads to tension with his teacher and classmates, who do not understand his perspective or the reasons behind his dislike of the book. The conflict is resolved as Wallace learns to express his feelings more constructively and his classmates gain a deeper understanding of his perspective.

Answer 4

the external is that wallace wants to be professional i n football