I would say the main problem was that of being different
from the other mice in appearance and in interests. His difference makes others pick on
him and deem him unworthy to be a mouse. In his reading habits, he dreams of rescuing a
princess just like the hero did in the book he read. He was made to feel unworthy and
needed to feel like something important in someone's eyes. His sickliness began the
story, so it would be the conflict, or main problem. From there, complications such as
his reading habits lead to his dream of the princess's rescue. Of course, as he faces
many issues and solves them with or without help, his self-image grows along with his
confidence.
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