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Character Similarities Between Cut And Girl Interrupted
Cut and Girl Interrupted are alike and different in many ways. The main characters Callie and Susanna both struggle from depression and suicidal attempts. The characters have many things in common, such as the nurses Ruby and Valerie. The places where they stay, Sea Pines and Claymoore, can be compared as well.
When you think of nurses, you usually think of white smocks, uniformity. The similarities also apply between our two nurses, Ruby and Valerie. They both are our characters supporters. In Cut, Ruby is always there for Callie when she needs it. She gives her warmth and comfort, and sometimes even candy. In Girl Interrupted Valerie isn’t so nice. but she still supports Susanna when she needs it. When Susanna goes into the depression Valerie

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