CONFLICT (Creative Writing Prompts)

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Internal Conflict

A struggle inside a character’s mind (fear, guilt, identity, pressure).

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External Conflict

A struggle between a character and an outside force (family, society, friends, environment).

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Moral Conflict

When the character must choose between right and wrong.

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Identity Conflict

When the character questions who they are or where they belong.

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Interpersonal Conflict

Conflict between two people (argument, betrayal, tension).

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Societal Conflict

Character vs society expectations, rules, or cultural norms.

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Turning Point

The moment the conflict forces the character to change or make a decision.

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Resolution

How the conflict ends or what the character learns.

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Symbolism (for creative writing)

Using an object (light, weather, colours, broken items) to show emotion or conflict.

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Emotive Language

Words that make the reader feel the character’s emotions.

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Building tension:

  • “I didn’t realise it then, but this was the moment everything shifted.”

  • “A part of me knew I couldn’t keep avoiding it.”

  • “The room suddenly felt smaller, tighter, harder to breathe in.”

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Showing internal conflict:

  • “I kept replaying the situation in my head…”

  • “I wanted to speak up, but something held me back.”

  • “My chest tightened as I tried to decide what to do.”

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Showing external conflict:

  • “Their voice rose, and mine followed before I even noticed.”

  • “We stood there, neither of us willing to take a step back.”

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Reflective ending (memoir style):

  • “Looking back, I realise that moment changed me in ways I didn’t expect.”

  • “If I had known what I’d learn from this, I might have faced it sooner.”

  • “The conflict didn’t disappear, but I stopped letting it control me.”