R.149 Identify Internal and External Conflict
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Source Note: Original contemporary fiction excerpt. Passage: Ephraim carved gravestones with letters deep enough to hold rain. A customer asked him to omit the word "beloved" from a marker because the deceased father had been difficult, not beloved. The form looked bare without it; tradition seemed to tug at Ephraim's chisel. He asked the customer for a truer word. They settled on "remembered," and Ephraim cut the letters slowly, feeling

how honesty could be respectful without becoming praise. Which answer best explains the conflict driving the passage and the choice the character makes?