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Through the character of nine-year-old Sylvia, Sarah Orne Jewett depicts the struggle between Man (people) and Nature in "A White Heron." Sylvia is torn between wanting to appease the ornithologist, who is hunting for the white heron to add to his collection of preserved specimens, and her love of nature, which compels her to avoid harming the bird. This was the internal conflict.
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The first indication of this is in the lines ' So Sylvia is an expert in birds. The young man thought, "Perhaps she can assist me then. "Two days ago, I observed a white heron not far from here.
She climbs up the massive pine tree to locate the bird's nest since she is fascinated with the young man and desperate for the money. But she is utterly in awe of the white heron's and its mate's beauty. Thinking about the ornithologist's response when she tells him about the magnificent bird, she turns around to get back home.
However, after she arrives at her grandmother's house, she changes her mind and, despite her grandmother's warnings and the stranger's "lovely eyes," which seem to be enticing to her. She doesn't want to reveal the position of the white heron to them and endanger its life. She says nothing, much to the stranger's annoyance.
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