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Comparative Compare Contrast: Rabbit And Brer Lion Story

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Compare Contrast The three stories are all the same in different ways. Brer Rabbit and Brer Lion story. Brer Rabbit tricked Brer Lion by saying ‘ there is a big storm you need to move’ but Brer Lion said no because I’m too big to run so Brer Rabbit said ‘ I will tie to this tree.’ In the the story of Coyote steals the sun the coyote naggs the eagle to give him the box. He asked for it four times. Then when he got the box he ran from eagle and opened the box and now we have winter. The last story Brer Possum and Brer Snake tricked Brer Possum to get into his pocket and then he would bite him. The comparison was that all of the stories had tricksters. All three stories have contrasting parts to it. The contrast is that it is all at different
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