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A struggle that grows out of interplay of two opposing forces in plot--provides interest, suspense, and tension.
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| conflict |
a hostile encounter between two or more people.
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[CC82] A basic, necessary and intrinsic property of a game (model) that naturally arises from the interaction in a game. Conflict arises from the obstacles (active or passive) that stand between the player and the player reaching their goal within the game. Conflict can be direct or indirect, violent or non-violent, but it must be present in every game in order to make it interesting. (Also see
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| conflict of interest |
Real or potential conflict between private interests and official responsibilities of a person in charge of clinical trial.
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| conflict |
the interaction and clash of actions, goals, and desires in the story.
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