Internal and External Conflicts in “The bass, The River, and Sheila Mant.”

In the story “The bass, The river faces both external and internal conflicts. The external conflict in the story is that there is a boy who likes this girl name Sheila Mant and she would always sit on the float and sit their tan. The boy would try to get Shela’s attention to talk to her but he did not know how to get her attention that well. By the boy not getting attention from Shela he learned that he’s going to have to wait a while until her attention is toward him. The internal conflict is that the boy had asked Sheila would she like to go to a band with him and she was like we should take my father’s car. The boy had said we can use a boat that his father had made and she was like okay. They got to the band and she was enjoying herself.