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English, 06.02.2021 01:00 kevinvalencia01

Quick question, who here has read “The Late Bus” by Rick Jasper, what’s the main conflict of the story? -Identify the main conflict in your novel? What problem does your protagonist face?

-write a paragraph explaining the main conflict in your novel

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