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In "Ratatouille," the major conflicts revolve around Remy's struggle to pursue his passion for cooking despite being a rat, which society views as an obstacle. He faces internal conflict between adhering to his family's instincts and following his dreams. Additionally, there is the external conflict with the antagonistic food critic Anton Ego and the challenges posed by the restaurant's head chef, Skinner, who is threatened by Remy's talent. These conflicts drive the narrative as Remy seeks to prove that anyone can cook, regardless of their background.

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