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CONFLICT: The story's conflict is two different types. Character vs character and character vs self. A example from the book I can give you for character vs character is that Richard Sloan set out on a mission to find his missing cousin that ran away. An example for Character vs self is Malley running away because of her mental health that is bad.

The point of view of Skink- No Surrender is told by 1st person point of view. I know this because in the book Richard is the one that narrates the story. He narrates it because Richard says I on page 6 and me on page 9 in the novel. And also, He says "we" on page 39.

Protagonist- The protagonist in this story is Richard. He is the protagonist because he knows what happened to his cousin Malley, that went missing. I know this because in the text it states "Very calmly I said"there is not such thing as early orientation at the Twigg Academy. I called and checked." "What?You. Did. Not!" You're so busted, " I said " Tell me where you really are. " She told her but I don't have room.

So the setting is the beach and a house. The characters are Malley, Richard Sloan, and Skink. Malley keeps sneaking out the house and going to the beach. Then, at the beach Richard found this guy in a turtle nest looking to steal eggs to sell them. Next, Rhichard can't find Malley at the beach and now he is scared for Malley.