What is the internal conflict in the book Flush written by Carl Hiaasen?

Answer 1

carl hiaasen wrote flush because he wanted to show his readers how much he loves and cares about Florida's beaches. Also he tried to show his readers that pollution is not a good thing and it can hurt others.

Answer 2

At the end of Flush, the casino which has been dumping sewage illegally into the water, burns from a cigarette. The cigarette was lit by Jasper Jr., but the police believe it was Paine Underwood.

Answer 3

Noah is trying to help his dad find proof showing his dad was not wrong about Dusty throwing human waist in the sea water. But, nobody believes Noah and his dad, and they never see Dusty dumping waist into the sea water. So Noah and his sister take Rado's Dingy out and Noah sneaks aboard the coral queen and begins "operation royal flush." and it all goes downhill for Dusty Muleman from there.

Answer 4

In the book "Flush" by Carl Hiaasen, the main internal conflict revolves around the protagonist's desire to stand up for what is right and protect the environment, while also grappling with the potential consequences and risks associated with his actions. Noah, the protagonist, must navigate his conscience and sense of justice against the backdrop of family dynamics and ethical considerations.

Answer 5

Determination.........how the kids use it to find out the mystery of the Coral Queen

Love........they show love to Paine after all the hard work they put into their mission

Answer 6

The conflict is resolved because Noah and shelly put dye in the toilet and it leaves a trail from the Coral Queen and Dusty gets busted!