Which statement best explains a difference between a character vs. self conflict and a character vs. character conflict? a character vs. self conflict is an internal conflict, while a character vs. character conflict is an external conflict. a character vs. self conflict can only be inferred by the reader, while a character vs. character conflict is always explained to the reader. a character vs. self conflict occurs only during or after the climax, while a character vs. character conflict can occur anywhere in the plot. a character vs. self conflict is not outwardly expressed by the character, while a character vs. character conflict is.

A character vs. self conflict is an internal conflict, while a character vs. character conflict is an external conflict.

A character vs. self conflict is a conflict that one has within oneself. It involves making a decision about whether or not to do or act on something. Usually in this conflict, the character is torn between two possible outcomes of their decision. Both outcomes have negative and positive sides. Only the character can make the decision, no other outside force has any power in this conflict. In a character vs. character conflict, each of the characters have equal power in the conflict. They each have a choice as to whether or not to be at odds with the other character.

It should be Choice A: A character vs. self conflict is an internal conflict, while a character vs. character conflict is an external conflict.

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