What is the conflict in The Shack?
The main internal conflict in The Shack is the struggle of the protagonist, Mack, to come to terms with his deep-seated feelings of guilt, anger, and grief following a traumatic event. This inner turmoil is exacerbated by his strained relationship with God and his inability to forgive himself and those who have hurt him. Through his interactions at the shack, Mack is guided towards healing, forgiveness, and reconciliation.