Question

Which line from White Fang is an example of internal conflict?

“She rolled him off his legs so that he could not run, while she repeatedly ripped and slashed him with her fangs.”
“There was something calling to him out there in the open. His mother heard it, too. But she heard also that other and louder call, the call of the fire and of man.”
“Lip-lip was upon him, bullying and hectoring him, or fighting with him until he had driven him away.”
“Grey Beaver continued to beat, White Fang continued to snarl. . . . One or the other must give over, and that one was White Fang.”

Answer 1

Answer:

Grey Beaver continued to beat, White Fang continued to snarl....one or the other must give over, and that one was White fang.

Answer 2

Answer:

“There was something calling to him out there in the open. His mother heard it, too. But she heard also that other and louder call, the call of the fire and of man.”

Explanation: There is an instinct they are feeling and a fear. This is an internal conflict-- making a decision between opposing feelings or ideas. We can only imagine how animals feel or "think", but we assume it may be similar, in some ways, to human instinct, feelings and thought.