Luke's Conflict In Beanball

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At this point in Beanball, I feel that the most significant type of conflict is man vs. man because a baseball pitcher threw a fastball and knocked Luke unconscious. Man Vs. Man is also very significant in this novel because without the ball hitting Luke, there would have been no conflict. I think this makes sense for the story because what the story was mainly about was Luke’s recovery and all the people who cared about him. Another way that man vs. man came into effect in this story was when the coach of the other team was very harsh and rude to his team and competing teams. He would yell at them and make them feel bad about themselves. One sub-conflict of this main conflict was that Luke couldn’t play sports while he was recovering. This

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