Amigos Brother: A Conflict Analysis

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No, in my opinion not every conflict has a winner. I feel like both in my personal life and in some stories the conflict always gets resolved, but doesn't necessarily have a winner. Stories like "Amigos Brother" don't need a winner, just a resolution. Both Felix and Antonio face some obstacles, but at the end they overcame those obstacles and were happy so didn't they both win? I've also been through something personal that didn't have a winner. Riley and I had been mad at each other for a while and didn't talk about, and when we realized it was doing us no good we got help from someone bigger. I consider this a conflict that got resolved but didn't have a winner because we were both unhappy during that time. When this conflict

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