The Bargain Ox: Conflict Of Man Vs. Man

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The type of conflict in this story is Man vs. Man. The father is fighting against Cramer to grow the biggest pumpkin. The author sets this conflict up by Stanley writing an article in the newspaper and Cramer seeing it. Cramer then teases Sam about growing pumpkins...
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The type of conflict in this story is Man vs. Man. The father is fighting against Cramer to grow the biggest pumpkin. The author sets this conflict up by Stanley writing an article in the newspaper and Cramer seeing it. Cramer then teases Sam about growing pumpkins...
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