Literary analysis: conflict and resolution read the passage. then, answer the question(s). ollie heard someone tapping on his bedroom window. he climbed out of bed and went to the window. his friends lane and andy stood in the moonlight outside, looking anxious. "it's about time! " andy said with exasperation. "you've got to us, or else we're in big trouble. we sneaked my dad's car out for a ride around the block, but the engine died. we need your pushing the car back into the garage." ollie took a deep breath while he debated with himself. andy and lane were his good friends, but he didn't want to become an accomplice to a crime. his strong urge was to say no, close the window, and climb back into bed. "come on, ollie! " lane urged. "we need your —now! " suddenly, ollie noticed a figure in the street. the man was carrying a flashlight and headed straight toward them. which aspect of the passage best shows an example of an external conflict? ollie tries to decide whether to andy and lane. andy sneaks his father's car out of the garage. lane and andy want ollie to them. ollie climbs out of bed and goes to the window.