When Marilyn Cross is trapped, what kind of conflict does the pilot create for her?
Man vs. Man
Man vs. Society
Man vs. Self
Man vs. Nature
Oscar, who is Marilyn Cross? What have you been assigned to read? Tell us the title and author, please, or we can't even attempt to help you. If you have read it, you should at least have a guess as to the answer here.
I'd say Man vs Self
The answer is Man vs. Man
To determine the kind of conflict the pilot creates for Marilyn Cross when she is trapped, it would be helpful to analyze the different types of conflicts.
1. Man vs. Man: This type of conflict involves a direct confrontation between two or more characters. It typically arises from opposing goals, beliefs, or actions. In Marilyn Cross's case, if the pilot were deliberately trapping her as a result of an interpersonal conflict or personal vendetta, it would fall under this category.
2. Man vs. Society: This type of conflict occurs when a character's beliefs, values, or actions clash with the norms, rules, or expectations of society. If the pilot is trapping Marilyn Cross due to societal pressures or the pilot representing societal authority figures restricting her freedom, this conflict would fit into this category.
3. Man vs. Self: This type of conflict involves a character's internal struggle or dilemma. It focuses on the battle within a character's mind, such as conflicting emotions, desires, or beliefs. This conflict type is less likely to be a direct result of the pilot's actions, but rather caused by Marilyn Cross's internal struggles while being trapped.
4. Man vs. Nature: This type of conflict arises when a character battles against the forces of nature, such as storms, animals, or geographical obstacles. If the pilot traps Marilyn Cross in a situation where she must overcome natural elements, such as being stranded in a harsh environment or facing a dangerous storm, it would fall under this category.
To determine the specific conflict in this scenario, it would depend on the details and context of the situation. The kind of conflict the pilot creates for Marilyn Cross could vary, but based on the given options, "Man vs. Man" and "Man vs. Society" seem the most probable categories.
man vs nature
google is your friend. I searched for
marilyn cross pilot
and got a bunch of hits on The Cold Equations, and discussions of the story and characters.
I'd think you'd try google first before running here and expecting someone else to do your work for you. I know, I know, then you'd have to do some thinking on your own, but hey -- it's a thankless job, but someone's gotta do it...