The primary conflict is the conflict between the protagonist, the baker, and his desire for success vs. the forces that seem to conspire against him. This conflict is driven by the mysterious occurrences that plague his bakery:
* The magical loaves: The bread he bakes keeps growing larger and larger, defying the laws of nature.
* The inexplicable customers: Odd, suspicious characters keep appearing at his bakery, seemingly drawn to the magical bread.
The secondary conflict is the internal conflict the baker experiences as he grapples with the mystery and his own feelings. He struggles to reconcile his rational understanding of the world with the inexplicable events he encounters. He also wrestles with fear, greed, and a desire for answers.
The story is built around this interplay between external and internal conflicts. Ultimately, the resolution of the conflict is left ambiguous, leaving the reader to ponder the true nature of the events and the baker's fate.