Here's a breakdown:
* Internal Conflict: James is an orphan who is mistreated by his aunts. He feels lonely, unloved, and trapped in a miserable situation. His internal conflict lies in his desire for escape and a better life, a yearning he struggles to express.
* External Conflict: The arrival of the giant peach and the subsequent journey with the insects represent James's escape from his oppressive reality. He faces challenges and dangers, but he also experiences a sense of belonging and friendship with the insect companions.
The journey within the giant peach allows James to grow and overcome his internal struggles. He develops courage, learns to work together, and ultimately finds a place where he truly belongs.
The main conflict is resolved when James, with the help of his new friends, is able to escape his aunts' clutches and find a new life, both literally and metaphorically, on the other side of the ocean.