In my opinion, when there is conflict going on in the story and the protagonist is involved, it greatly impacts the individual's decisions and actions. My opinion could be supported with textual evidence found in 'The Day of the Pelican'. In chapter 10 of the book, the story goes to as how the Lleshi Family are now refugees in Refugee Camp. I chose this as the Conflict because it was honestly the first real conflict I could find before the 9/11 conflict. Certainly, the protagonist family has been through worse times in the beginning, but there is evidence in the book of how living in the Refugee Camp was a Conflict for the family. The first sentence on page 81, "Living in the refugee camp was, as Mehmet put it, like being chickens sentenced
