In the story "Contents of a Dead Man's Pocket," how are Tom's conflicts resolved, and what is an alternative resolution the story might have had?

In the story "The Pocket of the Dead", Tom Benecke is the hero. Tom lives in his work, he is enthusiastic about progressing in his work. He works at a grocery store. His current project is to gather data on customer activities. Tom's wife is preparing to watch a movie at night. Tom refused to participate in the movie with his wife, not at home. He decided to choose a job instead of spending his leisure time with his wife. When he first decided not to make a movie with his wife, he will see conflict. Conflict can be identified as work or leisure and work with family. This conflict is resolved at the end of the story

Tom has a yellow paper that tells the statistics he collected at work. Paper was blown onto the 11 - story window frame from the window. Tom panicked from the window to the window frame. When I entered the shelf, Tom was recovering the paper, but it was in serious danger of falling from the shelf. When he tried to get it back to the window and his apartment, he struggled fiercely. At this point in the story, Tom 's confrontation is life and death. The decision he made must be carefully calculated, otherwise he will die. When Tom was lucky, he was able to climb the window and return to his apartment and the dispute was settled.

He was able to save the yellow paper, and although it was broken, he had to sort it. He placed the paper on the desk and placed a pencil on it to measure it. By solving his first confrontation, Tom noticed that during the trial of his death he wasted his life by putting everything in his first job. He grabbed the coat and the hat and was ready to leave the movie to see his wife. Again, the yellow paper is removed from the window. Tom does not pursue it. On the contrary his experience with the window frame helped him solve his conflict he chose to spend with his wife.

There are several alternative ends. Tom may have fallen on the street and become a dead man. There is only one yellow paper in his pocket. Tom might have collected it a second time on the yellow paper after the second time. Tom wore his anger with a hat and immediately went to the store and started reediting the data. The most appropriate and satisfying solution to the central conflict is the solution proposed in the story.

In Jack Finney's "Contents of the Dead", Tom also faces a psychological confrontation. This story focuses on his physical conflict, but recently he experienced a psychological confrontation. Like Lenining, Tom faces death or raw choice, and he understands what his wife means to him. When we read it, a yellow paper jumped out of the window and he got over the conflict, but he left with his wife. In Toni Cade Bambara's "Bruce is not a Mockingbird," Granny experienced a psychological confrontation between her past treatment and the current smiley and camera. She may have struggled to break and may have killed them or got depressed, but she somehow managed to win the conflict. She finally won when she sang in high voice instead of base

The content of "Dead Man's Pocket" includes internal and external conflicts. In the civil war, the character fights his desires, beliefs, and needs. In external confrontation, the character fights something other than himself. In the article, we explain the contradiction of the story and indicate whether it is internal or external. Next, I will explain how conflicts are resolved. The confrontation of this story is that Tom will soon return to the window of his apartment and notice that he can not open the window. When he realized he could not open the window, he began to panic. Tom began to remember what happened when my wife came home, but I remembered that I can not return home for several hours. He still remembers that his wife could not open the window himself. This is an external confrontation. Because it involves a struggle to struggle outside himself.