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In a Caribbean novel, the narrative follows a protagonist torn between deep ancestral roots in a rural village and the allure of a modern city representing new economic opportunities. The story critiques the friction between tradition and progress. How does this narrative structure primarily portray the protagonist's internal conflict?
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- 1Conflict between inherited wealth and extreme poverty
- 2Conflict between overt colonialism and nationalism
- 3Conflict between rural and urban values✓
- 4Conflict between individual desires and social class expectations
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Conflict between rural and urban values
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