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The Fault In Our Stars
The conflict in The Fault In Our Stars is when Augustus and Hazel go to Amsterdam to meet Peter Van Houten. They were so excited to meet him, but he turned out not to be very nice. You can say he some what ruined their trip. The whole point of the trip was to figure out what happened at the end of An Imperial Affliction so you can see that that was kind of a disappointment .

Another conflict in The Fault In Our Stars is when Hazel feels that she is getting to attached to Augustus and begins to push him away. She does not want to have to deal with another death of a person she loves.

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The resolution of The Fault In Our Stars happens after Augustus Waters dies. At his funeral Peter Van Houten shows up. He finds Hazel and tries to apologize for how rude he
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He said that he had a daughter who also had cancer and died. The main character in the book represented his daughter.

The resolution to Hazel and Augustus's relationship is that Hazel could not keep herself away from Augustus and fell in love with him. After Augustus died, Hazel felt broken for a while. But realized that having Augustus in her life was a good thing. She realized that he taught her so many things about all the wonderful things that life has to offer.

The book the fault in our stars is about a seventeen-year-old girl named, Hazel Grace Lancaster. Hazel has thyroid cancer that spread to her lungs so she uses a portable oxygen tank to breathe properly. In one of her support group meetings she meets Augustus Waters, who is there to support his friend, Isaac. After that meeting Augustus and Hazel become close friends. Pretty soon, they find out they have a lot in common and are having many phone calls with each other. Augustus mentions that he too had cancer, it was called osteosarcoma, but he is now cancer free after having his leg amputated. They both end up giving each other their favorite book so Augustus gives Hazel The Price of Dawn, and Hazel

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