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Read the excerpt from "In the Victory Garden." What type of conflict does this excerpt show? O character versus self OLIVE: You just sit down, Henry, and make yourself comfortable. I believe you've met my sister, Pearl Wills. HENRY: We have at church met. Good afternoon, Miss Wills, PEARL: Hmmph. OLIVE: I believe my sister is having a little trouble with her throat this morning, Henry. She certainly doesn't mean to be rude. Do you, Pearl? You know why I asked you to visit us, Henry. O character versus society character versus character O character versus nature

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