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The 100 Compare And Contrast
Compare and Contrast Essay

The television show the 100 is very different from the book the 100. The TV show is based on the book written by Kass Morgan. They are similar in some ways, but very different in some ways. First we will discuss their similarities. Both the book and TV show have the characters Clark, Bellamy, Wells, Vice Chancellor Rhodes, and the Chancellor. They both have the same plot, 300 years ago earth became uninhabitable because of a nuclear war. Only some humans survived on a spaceship colony. Recently the ship started to loose oxygen, so they send 100 delinquents down to earth to see if it is habitable. Now we will look at the differences. The TV show left out many characters like Gloss, Luke, and Sasha. They

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