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@devastate-lasting I really like that 😀 Especially the first one on the list. I’ve heard that conflict is best when the character has two things they “care about the most” and has to choose one. It always kills me when that happens in books.

@bekks2017 that’s a great point! Darcy and Elizabeth’s conflict was essentially about their values. And while Darcy wasn’t an outright villain, the clash of values between him and Elizabeth did make him a great antagonistic force, outwardly against Jane’s love of Bingley, and inwardly against Elizabeth’s values. Like you said, P&P is a great example of how conflict isn’t just about things blowing up every few seconds (though that can be fun 😉 )