Monsters on Maple St. Literary Conflict

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The Monsters are Due on Maple Street

The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street by Rod Serling

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The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street was originally an episode of the 1960s television show The Twilight Zone, which was later made into a graphic novel. The story deals with human nature and paranoia, and is a great tool for teaching themes, lessons, and morals in the classroom.

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Monsters on Maple St. Literary Conflict

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MAN vs MAN
MAN vs SELF
MAN vs SOCIETY
Paranoia causes neighbors to turn on each other. A perfect example of this is how Charlie turned on Les when his car mysteriously started!
The residents of Maple St. are unable to control their fear. This leads Charlie shooting Peter Van Horn.
It seems the only person not joining the mob, was Steve. Throughout the story, he manages to keep a level head. He remains logical and rational, trying to come up with a reasonable explanation. This runs very counter to the rest of the neighborhood.

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