The conflict established in scene V of act I is a conflict between character versus character.
What kind of conflict is character versus character?
- This conflict is established when a character is pitted against another character.
- This happens in act I, scene V of "Hamlet" because that's when he decides to face Claudius.
- This decision happens because Hamlet sees his father's ghost that explains the sins Claudius has committed and that he needs to be fought.
There are other types of conflict that a story can establish, but in this case, the character versus character conflict is the most prominent.
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