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Martin and deshina are from two different amazing stories.Martin is a written story and deshina is a video.What are the similar, different,advantages and disadvantages of the story and the video. Some of this similar that happen in the story and the video.Both of martin and deshina they had to listen to someone,like martin listens to his grandpa.Deshina had to listen to her medicaid woman.Auther thing that they have in common is that they change from teenager to an adult.They go throw the circle of life and they both have responsibility. Some of the different that the happen in the story and video .The video takes four days and the story take one hour because the video is a ceremony and the story is a talk with grandpa.Also

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