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Internal Conflict In Walk Two Moon

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Have you ever read the story Walk Two Moons? In the novel Walk Two Moons by: Sharon Creech there is a main character named Sal. She has a lot of conflicts in her life. These conflicts forced Sal to change in multiple ways. One internal conflict that forced Sal to change is, Sals dad moved them all the way to Euclid, Ohio. Sal didn’t want to move and leave all the memories of her mother. This changed Sal because the house that Sal, her mother, and her father have lived there forever and had a family there. It is important to her because it was the last times before her mother left her. Another internal conflict that forced Sal to change is, Mrs.Cadaver was the last one to see Sal’s mother in her last moments on the bus. Sal and Phoebe thought
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