Conflict

In the ocean at the End of the Lane, there are many types of conflict. There are many person vs. person, but two that stand out are first when the man moves into the narrators room; there is a lot of tension, and then he kills the narrators kitten. Another person vs. person, I believe, starts out as a person vs. nature. When the narrator and Lettie go into the woods and come up against the giant "person" but it is made of things in nature that's a conflict, then when she turns into Ursula, many more conflicts arise between the to as person vs. person.  A conflict of person vs. society in the writing shown toward the beginning when at the narrators birthday party. The person who made his cake said kids his age don't usually want a book cake they want superheroes or sports cakes, this right off is a conflict showing him he is different and then no one showed up to his party.