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Greg Heffley and Big Nate have the same personalities because they have to accomplish something in school. If Greg and Nate accomplished their goals then the rest of the year would be ruined. Of course, Nate had to get good grades or else he would’ve gotten held back. Plus, if Greg hadn't gotten popular he would know nobody. It would only be Rowley by his side of him. In conclusion, Greg and Nate accomplished their goals and their school year was

they both come from dysfunctional families. They differin many ways because Lorraine wants to become a writer while John wants to become an actor. Although John doesnt listen to his parents and is jealous of his perfect older brother, he isn't really that bad of a person. On the other hand Lorraine is tought to hate men because of her mother mistakes, not only does she act like her mother but she is very very very cautious just like her too. " You just never caught him."

The main trait that has the most relevance is exploitation. Throughout these books, Greg is shown to be taking advantage of his only friend, Rowley Jefferson for his belief that Rowley has lower-intelligence than him. Rowley unwilling takes part in multiple of Greg’s schemes that usually results in Rowley getting stuck into the mess Greg has caused. In the first book, Greg joins a program to help kindergartens walk home, while walking them home he torments them with a worm on a stick and when one of his neighbors see him they believe he is Rowley and Greg lies and says he is Rowley. This resulting in Rowley forced to apologize and get removed from the program. This is not the first time Greg took others advantages for their ability in other cases he has broken Rowley’s arm and got jealous of the popularity

“Persons who do not conform to the group pattern tend to have fewer communications addressed to them if they are rejected but tend to have more communications addressed to them if they are not rejected.” (Leon Festinger and John Thibaut) At first upon being introduced to Pam’s family and friends, Greg is made to feel out of place due to a multitude of inside jokes and unfamiliar references and behaviors. He is treated with condescending comments and jokes at his expense, like when the swimming trunks he borrows ‘turn out’ to be too small for him. Even during the volleyball game, Greg did not get any support from his teammates and was jeered at for not playing well, which leads to him accidentally giving Pam’s sister a black eye when he actually did do well. Needless to say, that did not get him any closer to the others. The first instance of him being accepted into the group was when he finds and returns an impostor of the lost house cat, Jynx,

Doe Zantamata once says, “Differences and similarities are equally as easy to see, it mostly depends on which ones you are seeking to find.” In The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton two of the main characters, Johnny Cade and Dallas Winston or Dally, have many similarities and many differences. Johnny and Dally both have bad and abusive parents, and they think of the gang like their family. The differences are, Johnny is not a fighter and does not enjoy fighting like Dally does. Johnny dies a hero and Dally dies a violent hoodlum. If Johnny and Dally are exactly the same or very different, the story would be very different and a lot of key parts in the story would not be the same and as meaningful.

( GMW ) may seem alike because they have a group of friends going through life together, being taught life lessons from their teachers, and no matter what happened to the group they always ended back to each other, but they are actually different because of the gender struggles that they go through, the different relationship issues, and the time period they grew up in.

The author John Steinbeck presents the relationship between the two characters, George and Lennie in different ways as they are both different characters and have different personalities. He presents it like a parent and child relationship, with George being the parent and Lennie the child.

109), because he's an "absolute stranger" to Reardan, and also, Penelope's dad is racist. Still, they become close friends and start dating. He also makes friends with Roger (surprisingly), since Roger is a friend of Penelope. When Junior made the basketball team, they become closer. Roger even gave Junior a ride home after a basketball game. Arnold also becomes a friend of a geek, Gordy. They were both "outcasts", and they understood how it felt to not fit in. After making all these friends, he feels that he is starting to fit in with the white people.

No matter the similarities, two people always have differences. In S. E. Hinton’s The Outsiders, Johnny Cade and Dallas Winston show perfect examples of similarities and differences. Dally and Johnny possess many differences and similarities. Both Johnny and Dally grew up in neglectful homes and place little values for their lives. Johnny and Dally also have differences between each other. Dally and Johnny have different ways of seeing the emotions of people in the world. Dally and Johnny also have extremely different personalities. Dally and Johnny both have similarities and differences to each other.

Have you ever wonder if books are the same well big nate and diary of a wimpy kid are the same and i will tell you why they both are sneaky and the books are big nate by lincoln peirce and diary of a wimpy kid by jeff kinney.

George reminds me of my brother, Tyler. He can be rude and say mean things at times, but at the end of the day, they (my brother and George) are good people.

<br>All the characters on the rank suffer from loneliness, and this is down to having no friends. They all in some way or other envy George and Lennie because no matter what happens George and Lennie have each other as

In the story “diary of a wImpy kId” RodrIck shows wIsdom by coverIng up hIs tracks. In DIary Of A WImpy KId the character RodrIck Is a brother of three boys. RodrIck Is In a rock band that hIs mother allowed hIm to be In. And It Is summer break for school rIght now and let's just

It might seem Peter from Mr. Terupt and Greg from Diary of a Wimpy Kid have some similarities. Peter from Mr.Terupt is a very big trouble maker. He loves to pull pranks on school mates. Greg from Diary of a Wimpy Kid is a outgoing person. Messes around but also loves to play video games. But a theme that goes for both story’s is they both create mischief.

In the words of the philosopher Jean-Jacques Rousseau, “Our greatest evils flow from ourselves.” In other words, humans harbor an ever present looming evil nature within themselves. Evil is the force in nature that governs and gives rise to wickedness and sin, or the wicked or immoral part of someone. This concept of inner evil rising to the surface permeates William Golding’s dystopian novel Lord of the Flies, that evil exists in every human, proven through the characterization of the marooned boys. There is foreshadowing of the dangers of the boys’ inner immorality from one of the boys, Simon. As the novel progresses, evil starts asserts itself as the boys cast off their innocence and humanity, and turning against each other. Even the