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Conflict and The Secret River

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May 21, 2012

 

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Kate Grenville’s ‘The Secret River’ presents readers with characters whom are constantly surrounded by conflict, but react differently to it. William Thornhill is a character whom has come across conflict throughout periods of his life and knows of its consequences, due to this he prefers to avoid conflict...
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Smasher Sullivan is a man who is very vocal with his dislike of the natives and likes to create tension between not only himself and the natives, but between the local communities of Europeans. These two characters are examples of attitudes taken towards conflict, as people tend to react differently to things such as conflict based on their character and experiences...
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