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A struggle between two characters is called what?

A struggle between two characters can be called a few things, depending on the context and nature of the struggle:

General terms:

* Conflict: This is the most general term, encompassing any sort of opposition or clash.

* Antagonism: This term emphasizes the hostility or opposition between the characters.

* Confrontation: This term implies a direct and often physical clash between the characters.

* Clash: This term is similar to confrontation, but can also be used for a less physical and more ideological clash.

* Showdown: This term implies a final and decisive confrontation.

More specific terms:

* Battle: This term is used for a physical fight between characters.

* Duel: This term is used for a formal, prearranged fight, usually with weapons.

* Dispute: This term implies a disagreement or argument between characters.

* Rivalry: This term implies a long-standing competition between characters.

* Feud: This term implies a long-standing and bitter rivalry between characters or families.

The most appropriate term to use will depend on the specific context and the nature of the struggle.

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