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Differences Between Frances And Brett
Who is More of a Woman? Frances and Brett to me are equally as alike as they are different. They both have a good hold on the boys, meaning they get what they want. With Brett, she doesn’t even have to try. Cohn follows Brett around, while she doesn’t care about him. Frances is more controlling and always gets her way. Both girls in a way manipulate the feelings that Jake and Robert have on them. The main differences between the two is that Frances cares too much, and Brett doesn’t care at all. Frances and Brett are both in their own way like the modern woman. I feel as if 50% of the modern women today are “hoes” that men would kill to be in a relationship with and are overtaken by their beauty. Brett is like this 50%. Brett can get any

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