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Mary's eyes grew wide. That was the answer: Music! She scrambled through her notes. It was not perfect, but she could set the speech to music in her head. She cleared her throat and bobbed her head like it was a metronome. She took a deep breath, smiled, and said, "Ladies and gentlemen, thank you for joining me here today."

What type of conflict is taking place in this narrative?

A. Internal and external
B. Neither internal nor external
C. External
D. Internal



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Final answer:

The narrative involves both internal and external conflict as Mary prepares to give a speech set to music.


Explanation:

External and internal conflict are present in the narrative. Mary faces an internal conflict as she prepares to give a speech set to music, dealing with her nerves and self-doubt. Externally, there is the conflict of her performance in front of an audience, adding pressure and potential judgment.


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