The conflict in the story is of internal conflict which arises within the protagonist himself thinking how racial discrimination and prejudice tortured the black race, more over his trust on his people was shaken upon seeing a young Jamaican boy been ordered . He ultimately thinks that blacks are more or less to work under the whites
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What is the Climax of the story Jamaican Fragment？-Oh, well, the climax of the story \Jamaican Fragment\ is when the main character faces a major crisis that brings all the underlying tensions and conflicts to a boiling point. It's like this intense moment where everything seems to be on the line. There's a huge showdown or a critical decision that has to be made, and it really keeps you on the edge of your seat. You feel like the fate of the characters hangs in the balance. It's that moment that makes your heart race and you just can't wait to see how it all unfolds.
