Read the passage and answer the question that follows.
Beckett, a driven teenager, found himself in a place he had not yet been before – on the losing end of a chessboard. In this tournament, a rival had emerged, someone equally skilled and ambitious, threatening to overshadow Beckett's accomplishments. His opponent smiled, knowing he had the upper hand. Embracing his resilience and inner strength, Beckett rose to the challenge, determined to let his actions shine brighter than any rivalry. The game went on.
Which type of conflict is present in this passage?
Character vs. nature
Character vs. society
Character vs. character
Character vs. technology