Authors Note: This is my conflict resolution piece called Becoming My Own proving my understanding of conflict resolution
In the story Fact of Life #31,
there are several conflicts, like when Katima argues constantly with
her mother. But the main conflict is when Katima grows jealous of her
mom’s relationship with her enemy. The conflict is person vs. person,
but Katima can’t solve her problem until she discovers at end who she
really is and wants in her life.
In
the book you can clearly see that Katima has a lot tension with her
mother she wants to be able to tell her mother her issues with their
relationship but she nervous about how her mother will react. She wants
to tell her mother that she wants more attention and be treated more
fairly. But she’s afraid to be brushed off as if her problems didn’t
affect her. Or being yelled at for distracting her during work because
she always working.
But
the conflict is resolved when her mother finally came to Katima and
asked what was wrong with their relationship. Once they were on better
terms Libby, her enemy got pregnant and since her mother worked as a
midwife her mother gave Libby her services for free and the created a
whole new problem. And Katima decided to start spending more time with
friends and avoiding her family. So once she began resenting her mother
she realized that there relationship is stronger when they’re constantly
together, and they decided that they were going to give each other
space. And that’s how they solved that conflict and the whole family
agreed that them being not as close helped her whole family.
The conflict was a lot like My Brother Sam is Dead
because before Sam went to war Tim and Sam used argue a lot but once
Sam got back he saw that time became independent from his family and
became a mature man. So even though Tim is younger than Sam he wanted to
be just as much as a man than him. In Fact of Life #31 the
main conflict is Katima becoming independent from her family and as the
book moves on she gained her independence from her family by separating
herself from her mother
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