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Conflict In Charlotte Doyle By Avi
In the story Charlotte Doyle by Avi, one big conflict being developed is man vs herself. Charlotte doesn’t know who to trust on the ship since both families can’t board the ship. Everyone has has past (not the grummage person) tells her she shouldn’t go on the ship and that it isn't safe for her. Charlotte doesn't feel safe because she is the only girl and tries to leave but it doesn't work. When she tried to get away and off the boat they didn't let her off and sent someone else to go retrieve the bag.
I think the theme is Charlotte is scared. I know this because when her "friend" pulled a knife out she jumped and got scared. Also when he said that she could use if to protect herself it made her scared because she thinks that she needs to
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