Conflict In Max's Story

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The major conflict in this story is when Max comes out as gay. This is an external conflict because it made many people mad and created chaos for the school. There was many protests and many bad comments about their star basketball player. Most of the school didn’t like Max anymore because he is gay. This conflict may have put the school in chaos but it didn’t affect Max. The basketball team still pulled together even though their teammate was

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