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timurjin [86]
1 year ago
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What are some STRONG similarities and differences between the stories "The Party" and "Eleven"?

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spayn [35]1 year ago
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To compare two stories you must take into account aspects such as: Its main theme, its characters, the outcome of the story and reflection.

<h3>How to compare two stories?</h3>

To compare two stories we must perform the following steps to ensure that we are going to obtain a positive result.

The first step is to read both stories at least twice, in order to understand every detail of what happens in them.

Subsequently, we must identify the main aspects such as:

  • Characters
  • Settings
  • Theme
  • Among others.

Once we identify these characteristics we can begin to compare, the easiest way to compare is by identifying the similar and different points of the two stories.

According to the above, we will be able to make a complete comparison of two or more stories without any problem.

Note: This question is incomplete, because the names of authors are not specified.

Learn more about story in: brainly.com/question/11336665

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