very similar. “The Gift of the Magi” is about a poor couple who are satisfied with what…
The two stories are different but not completely; they have one similar way of showing…
In the story and video there are many differences and similarities. First, they both used stars to get through the night and they were signals where to go. In the video they talked about…
The stories are alike by the setting because they both take place in nice neighborly towns. The mood is alike because both of the moods changed in the story. In the stories there was some irony. The irony was the people thought it would be a nice normal day but it wasn’t. The theme was the same because it all…
In all of the movies that we had watched in class, Aladdin and The Little Mermaid has the best relationship between comparing and contrasting. In both of the movies, there is one daughter in each movie who rebelled to find their true love. In The Little Mermaid, Ariel rebelled and went to the surface to search for her prince, but in Aladdin, Jasmine rebelled the law by not accepting the prince who came to see if she's the right girl for them. Not only the daughters whom rebelled, but, the main villain in each of the movies also share a similarity for how they hunger for power. Although the villain may grew into a giant monster, they were too obsessed with their power that they didn't realize what kind situation they were in.…
Traditions bring people together for a purpose of handing down beliefs or customs from generation to generation. The tradition could be for a joyous purpose like Thanksgiving or Christmas, and even a sorrowful purpose like funerals or a date like September 11. In “Mending Wall” the tradition brought two neighbors together each year to repair any damage made to their fence. However, in “The Lottery” the tradition brings the whole town together to sacrifice one person drawn in the lottery in hopes of bringing a bountiful harvest. While many traditions are important to hold over, in some instances it is essential to abolish traditions that have outrun their time in this modern age. For instance there was a law to forbid people from carrying pliers that could cut a fence made in the old days when there was the open range in Texas. Now there is no open range in Texas therefore we do not need the law anymore. The speaker in “Mending Wall” used repairing the fence as a symbol of ridding old traditions while in The Lottery everyone kept up the tradition even though people showed fear.…
In this two movies, the main characters are completely different. In Miracle on 34th Street, the mother was a nice person, but she didn’t value the people who loved her, like her neighbour who was in love with her. In the second movie, A Christmas Carol, the protagonist is a bad person, and ignorant who only cares about money. Both of these movies made the characters change. And also gave the people who watched it a life lesson.…
The similarities in the movie and the story were they had the setting and everything the same. It also had the same characteristics. The man and the dog looked looked just like they were described in the story. And it looked like the man didn't have an imagination like it said in the story. Both were descriptive and fun to do. When you watch the movie and read the story you can sort of sense how cold it is. The dog in both acted just like he was explained, cold, harmless, and boring. Also in common they had tried to make a fire.…
The short story the Medicine bag and the video the Apache girl have many similarities and differences. To start,…
To conclude, the themes and characters of the two Christmas classics, “It’s a Wonderful Life” and “A Christmas Carol”, have similarities beyond compare while still having contrasting variations of their own stories. Aspects that only one or the other possess, is what brings these stories to…
The Wizard of Oz, by L. Frank Baum tells the tale of a young girl Dorothy as she wanders through the land of Oz. In the original movie adaptation, Dorothy kills the Wicked Witch of the East causing the Wicked Witch of the West to avenge her sister by making Dorothy pay. The Wicked Witch of the West has become a common archetype for the definition of a “wicked witch” with her long nose, green skin, and black hat. Both the novel and movie portray the witch as an evil relentless character to be disliked by the readers and viewers. However, Holzman and Schwartz's Wicked, creates a different portrayal of the witch as a poor girl whose struggle with relationships and friends led her to a life of anger and caused her to become the figure described in Baum's…
Phineas and Ferb: Season 3 Summer vacation is arguably the best time of year for students, and brothers Phineas and Ferb want to make the most out of their vacation. From constructing roller coasters that stretch across the Tri-State area to traveling back in time, these brothers have done it all. Viewers also enjoy a secret agent themed subplot starring a platypus and an evil scientist. Despite the fact that these two storylines seem nothing alike, they always meet in one way or another. In addition to different lifestyles, each episode presents different motifs that add to the consistency of the show.…
“The Gift of the Magi” is centered on two main characters Jim and Della. It is a Christmas themed story in which a poor couple find themselves in a difficult situation when looking to buy presents for each other, when they find out them both have no money. Jim’s pride and joy is a golden watch and Della’s most prized possession is her hair. But when they both go to buy presents for each other they both sell their most prized possessions to buy gifts. When they show each other there presents they are shocked to find Della bought a chain for Jims watch, and Jim bought combs for Della’s hair!…
The stories were all similar in a way and the stories are “The first false face”, “The origin of the buffalo and the corn”, and the “Coyote” are all teaching a lesson somehow or in a way. But they also have many differences so let’s talk about what are the differences and the similarities.…
The narrators in both the stories have similarities that they share. The two narrators are both boys. Their both close to their families. Both of the narrators have similar conflicts that they share with their families.…