As you can see, in both texts the authors, Lowry and Haddix, use author style to improve and expand their
For example, both of these texts share the setting of a cold climate. Plus, the men in both stories have an amazing sense of direction and know where they are going without being able to see tracks from those who have come before them. Also, the boy and dog aid the men on their quests. In Powder the father treats the boy as something to protect, but in To Build a Fire the man uses the dog as an "experiment" just to make sure that he himself didn't get cold feet. Furthermore, in Powder the man and boy aid each other and their relationship grows, whereas in To Build a Fire the relationship starts out fine then as the story progresses the man uses the dog instead of caring for him.
Also, their characters are similar to each other. Finally, their descriptive writing styles are similar. These are the reasons why "Mericans" and "Order 9066" can be compared.
But, they are both written in divergent ways, causing the reader to learn the information
On the other hand, even when they have a lot of differences they also many similar qualities. One example is that the titles are the exact same words, but different color and style of font “The New Yorker”. Art Spiegelman and Francoise Mouly image one of the twin towers has a peek at it and is slightly covering “New” in the title. In Goodrich image the flags on the taxi are covering
The two stories, Drumbeats and Bullets and The Drummer Boy of Shiloh have many comparisons and contrasts. One story is mostly fact based, while the other is more of a story. Both stories have facts about the life in war as a drummer boy. Johnny Clem (from Drumbeats and Bullets) and Joby (from The Drummer boy of Shiloh) can relate in many different ways.they also have factors that make them very different.
Both authors also use their characters and references
In conclusion one can tell that these two works of literature are very similar in one hand, and on the other they are very different. Also by reading the two Pieces of literature one can tell that there are lines that are uncannily similar and look to be copied almost word for word. Overall it just goes to show that their are many interpretations on how mankind and universe were
And lastly, they differ in style of writing and plot development. First, the two authors differ in character development. This element is essential since it provides the reader an implicit or explicit descriptions of all the characters.
Every book has different meanings behind its storyline. However stories by two different people can have similar themes. Because in Lone Wolf by Kathryn Lasky, and The Sun Trail by Erin Hunter they use two completely different objects to symbolize how no matter what happens never give up. In the Sun Trail by Erin Hunter she uses the sun to show how the characters never gave up no matter what obstacle came their way.
The similarities in both pieces begin with the vague dialogue we begin to read with very little detail or depth between both couples. In “Hills Like White Elephants" actually start to
Human History of Yosemite Valley Over the past few centuries, humans have made major contributions to the development of Yosemite Valley, both intentional and unintentional. From the Native Americans creating a life in Yosemite Valley, to the first non-Native American people to set eyes and go into Yosemite Valley, humans had a major impact on the valley that we are so familiar with today. Many people also helped in increasing the popularity of Yosemite, which eventually helped it to become a national park. The first people to live and see Yosemite were the Miwok Indians.
One of the most important similarity is that both stories are well enjoyed over generations and teach great life lessons that serve the sole purpose of the
For example, there are more differences between Aladdin and Beowulf, yet the similarities are more pivotal in their respective ways. This can easily been seen by the kind of plot used in the pieces, Hero’s Quest. Without using this kind of plot or storyline, there would be nearly no similarities between the two, however, since Hero’s Quest was utilized by both the director and the author, it creates many more similarities beyond the plot. Yet, the number of differences is far greater than that of the similarities. For instance, Aladdin is motivated by love compared to Beowulf being driven by ego and pride.
While both of the writer 's center their stories around
