Help with this question please.
How is the setting related to the conflict in this stHave you ever wanted to give up on something before you even started? That’s how Raja felt as he squinted up at the looming mountain crowned in clouds. Then he looked back at the group of boys behind him.

“Are you all ready?” one of their leaders, Max’s dad, shouted.All the boys turned to him and yelled, “Yeah!” Raja yelled too, but inside his stomach turned. He picked up his pack. When he swung it over his shoulder, the weight nearly toppled him to the ground. He looked quickly around to make sure no o

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Help with this question please.
   How is the setting related to the conflict in this stHave you ever wanted to give up on something before you even started? That’s how Raja felt as he squinted up at the looming mountain crowned in clouds. Then he looked back at the group of boys behind him.

“Are you all ready?” one of their leaders, Max’s dad, shouted.All the boys turned to him and yelled, “Yeah!” Raja yelled too, but inside his stomach turned. He picked up his pack. When he swung it over his shoulder, the weight nearly toppled him to the ground. He looked quickly around to make sure no o

anonymous · Answer

Here is the another question I need help on in this story.
 What change happens after the conversation on the mountain, and how is the conflict resolved?

anonymous · Answer

You go to Connections?

anonymous · Answer

yes

anonymous · Answer

these are the only two questions I'm having a problem with

anonymous · Answer

Ok after the conversation on the mountain, all the boys mood changed. They all had self-confindence in themselves. Now you do the rest :)

anonymous · Answer

Thank you, I have already started these questions but was uncomfortable about my answers.

anonymous · Answer

Your Welcome :)