The solution to all your problems: OPTIMISM! What is Conflict? Well, A conflict is a prolonged armed struggle that someone faces at some point in life. No matter how hard people try, conflict can’t be avoided because it is everywhere, anytime. But in amidst conflict, all people react differently to the conflict they face, like how people reacted to the Holocaust like Anne Frank and her family's’ life hiding in the Secret Annex in the play “The Diary of Anne Frank” written by Albert Hackett and Frances Goodrich, or how Winston Churchill reacted to the attack on Britain as stated in his speech to the British parliament, “Blood, Toil, Tears, and Sweat”, or even how humans have learned to see things in a positive or humorous way as experienced by Viktor E
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It is victory. Victory at all costs -Victory in spite of all terrors -Victory, however long and hard the road may be, for without victory there is no survival” (Churchill). He kept a positive attitude all the way amidst the attack by the Nazis and put forth effort as prime minister in order to unite England, and was successful against the attack. In Viktor E. Frankl’s postwar memoir “Man’s Search for Meaning”, he describes his experience in the Nazi Concentration camps and how he realizes how humans react and how far even the tiniest things with a positive attitude could affect the determination on survival. He states “This joyful surprise put us all in a good mood. The wish of the senior warden of our hut in Auschwitz had come true: we had come, as quickly as possible, to a camp which did not have a “chimney”—unlike Auschwitz. We laughed and cracked jokes in spite of, and during, all we had to go through in the next few hours.” All people can see things in a humorous manner or a positive way which occurs when facing a conflict which means that there is always a ray of hope even in the darkest crisis, which impacted his chance of survival, just like most people who suffered during the holocaust. Finally,
It is victory. Victory at all costs -Victory in spite of all terrors -Victory, however long and hard the road may be, for without victory there is no survival” (Churchill). He kept a positive attitude all the way amidst the attack by the Nazis and put forth effort as prime minister in order to unite England, and was successful against the attack. In Viktor E. Frankl’s postwar memoir “Man’s Search for Meaning”, he describes his experience in the Nazi Concentration camps and how he realizes how humans react and how far even the tiniest things with a positive attitude could affect the determination on survival. He states “This joyful surprise put us all in a good mood. The wish of the senior warden of our hut in Auschwitz had come true: we had come, as quickly as possible, to a camp which did not have a “chimney”—unlike Auschwitz. We laughed and cracked jokes in spite of, and during, all we had to go through in the next few hours.” All people can see things in a humorous manner or a positive way which occurs when facing a conflict which means that there is always a ray of hope even in the darkest crisis, which impacted his chance of survival, just like most people who suffered during the holocaust. Finally,