Eisenstein again used suspense in these scenes by quickly flashing pictures of the mother with her baby carriage and the approaching soviet "machine". Conflict: The film's major conflict is between the revolting sailors and the Russian officers of the Potemkin. The Russian citizens also become involved in the conflict once Vakulinchuk's body is viewed...
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The Russian citizens also become involved in the conflict once Vakulinchuk's body is viewed. The conflict continues until the Potemkin sails out to meet the Russian fleet. The climax occurs when the two ships face each other in a suspenseful moment. Neither ship knows who will fire first, but both are ready to fight...
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