We used data from a telephone survey from 2021 that was conducted with 300 farmers on the topic of river restoration conflicts. To answer these questions, we developed a cluster analysis of farmers’ attitudes towards conflicts over river restoration in order to find indications for different conflict frames. To address this knowledge gap, we investigate whether farmers have different agonistic conflict frames and whether these are related to their perceptions of specific conflicts. in Germany, which are a recurrent expression of social-ecological transformation, is yet unclear. However, the role of conflict frames regarding farmers’ response to conservation conflicts. Conflict psychology research shows that agonistic conflict frames play a crucial role in the parties’ response to and perception of conflicts. Missing cooperation between farmers and nature conservationists is an obstacle to conflictive social-ecological transformation processes of agro-systems in Germany. The second marriage conflict occurred between Tom and Anna. The first marriage conflict occurred between Tom and Rachel because Tom had an affair with the reason Rachel could not provide child. A selfish husband who is never satisfied, while the characters involve so that the conflict occurred is Rachel former Tom's wife who could not give a child to Tom, Anna cheates Tom and becomes Tom’s wife and Megan Tom’s second affair. The result shows that the conflict occurred the first marriage conflict, and the second marriage conflict caused by the character of the novel The Girl On The Train by Paula Hawkin's namely Tom. This approach leads the writers to analyse the work only focusing on the work itself, in which how the interrelationship of the elements of the novel have built and formed. In brief, this concentrates on the work itself without considering the outer part of the novel such as the social background of the novel. In analyzing the data, the writers use objective approach. The main source in the novel itself is The girl on the Train by Paula Hawkins, and secondary sources are other related documents such as relevant books, dictionaries, internet browsing, other literary works. The data are collected in the form of words and is present in the form of quotes or descriptions. The writers use qualitative research as the design in this study.

History Quest by Lisa Hawkins