Throughout the course of this novel, we come across many conflicts, and one that sticks out the most for Delaney and Kyra is the "Man versus Society". According to the website study " The protagonist has a strong belief against most of the community or surroundings and decides to act on it. Since this type of conflict is between a character and an outside group; it is classified as an external conflict. This character, usually goes against the grain". These two characters spends majority of their time focusing on mainly themselves, especially Kyra when it comes to her work. The "Man versus Society" theme relating to Kyra and Delaney is the most important thought this novel. What the novel says about this conflict is that the conflict exists,
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For example, in the beginning of the novel the first event Kyra goes through is when Delaney hits Candido with his car and then he calls her and tells her what happened, her first initial reaction was if her son was okay so that's the first things she asked about, but then the thing that topped all that was her having anxiety and fear because of she was worried about her own reputation at that time. Kyra was worried about her reputation because of her business mainly, she was determined to become the best real estate agent for the fourth year in a row, and she didn't want anything to affect her job not just that situation anything that she would do or come across she would be very cautious. Kyra being cautious can be a good thing but in the way, she did it was most of the time negative rather than …show more content…
or ideals (ideology). From the points made in the paragraphs about how the "Man versus Society" conflict relates to Kyra more than Delaney. It's basically Kyra versus everyone else that is in the outside group of her life those are the reasons why I think the conflict of the book is "Man versus Society". What the novel says about this conflict is that the conflict exists, but it truly shouldn’t because in the end everyone is the same and it shouldn’t matter who has more than who or who is better at
For example, in the beginning of the novel the first event Kyra goes through is when Delaney hits Candido with his car and then he calls her and tells her what happened, her first initial reaction was if her son was okay so that's the first things she asked about, but then the thing that topped all that was her having anxiety and fear because of she was worried about her own reputation at that time. Kyra was worried about her reputation because of her business mainly, she was determined to become the best real estate agent for the fourth year in a row, and she didn't want anything to affect her job not just that situation anything that she would do or come across she would be very cautious. Kyra being cautious can be a good thing but in the way, she did it was most of the time negative rather than …show more content…
or ideals (ideology). From the points made in the paragraphs about how the "Man versus Society" conflict relates to Kyra more than Delaney. It's basically Kyra versus everyone else that is in the outside group of her life those are the reasons why I think the conflict of the book is "Man versus Society". What the novel says about this conflict is that the conflict exists, but it truly shouldn’t because in the end everyone is the same and it shouldn’t matter who has more than who or who is better at