Count Of Monte Cristo And Blessings Comparison

Every story has a theme and authors all develop them differently. In the passages, The Count of Monte Cristo and a scene from Blessings, both develop their themes differently. Both passages have similarities and differences on how they develop a theme. One of them may make it more difficult to find the theme than the other. It’s not like someone would instantly know the theme unless you read the story or passage very carefully.
First, Blessing’s theme is way harder to find. While in The Count of Monte Cristo is hard but not as hard to find. In Blessings I think you have to read carefully about the characters and what they are talking about. The characters talk about many things and I was confused if they were looking at a map or a real place. The characters are important to theme too. The theme usually involves two or more people. In Blessings, you could say Jesse and Rene are best friends and then find the theme. I usually pay attention to the characters to see the
This is a part of a play or just the whole play so you can only really pay attention to what they are saying. The two characters talk about locations and quiz each other on directions to someplace. Like they wanted to come back to where they had gone to and had seemed so cool they had to memorize the directions to that place. They even made a map, well Jesse made it.
Second, in The Count of Monte Cristo you have to pay attention the characters and where they are. In Blessings, it was the same that you had to pay attention to the characters, but you also had to mainly pay attention to what they say. While in The Count of Monte Cristo, none of the characters really say much so it would be pointless paying attention to what they say. There is only two or three lines of characters talking. You have to pay attention to the one the passage is mainly focusing on, which is the prisoner and the