Compare and Contrast: “All the Years of Her Life”

The thing about equivalent words is that even though they though they competency seem like they be the same thing, if put in a distinct context they can mean something completely different. Its interesting how cardinal characters with very similar traits, goals and morals can be so different when placed In different stories, Like when you switch a news show for Its supposed synonym. Don Ansell and Mrs Higgins are two very wage people. Both are traditional, well-thought-of, a little on the old-fashi one(a)d boldness and dangerous at being seen as proud and confident.But Its their greatest run along factor, their love for their families and communities, which divides them. Don Ansell is a proud, traditional and very well respected man who has kept up the tradition of planting a manoeuver for every child in the v tribulationage to the point where a tortuous but beautiful orchard had become a part of his property. And when he is confronted with the request to ask the children to refrain from playing in the orchard, he explains that it is non his choice nor his place, as the trees do not belong to him. To him, nothing is more(prenominal) important than respecting the honor of his family.And to him, every child in that village whether theyre connect to him or not, is his family. On the other hand, Mrs Higgins has too close of an association with her news to the point where she sees his problems as hers. She has a proud and confident facade that hides a spirit broken by reasons that are out of her control. She appears to blame herself for her sons unfitness to keep a steady Job and lead a good life. Like Don Ansell she closely identifies herself with her family that in her case seems to have an ill effect on her lifestyle. Youve disgraced me again and again, she toldAlbert as they left the pharmacy. She feels as if her sons shenanigans are her fault and this causes her spirit to crumble. This isnt the first time that her family has failed her, which in her look translates Into falling as a mother. So as you can see, two characters have closely Identical personality building blocks. On one hand, Don Ansell has used his love and respect for family to create a perplex between him and his village that lead to a tight knit community. And on the other, Mrs Higgins chose to use her tolerance and pride to create a poisonous race teen her sons lifestyle and her happiness.Compare and Contrast All the Years of Her Life and The Gentlemen of ROI en Media By Leila-Gaylord can be so different when placed in different stories, like when you switch a word for its supposed synonym. Don Ansell and Mrs Higgins are two very similar people. Both are traditional, confident. But its their greatest linking factor, their love for their families and failed her, which in her eyes translates into failing as a mother. So as you can see, both characters have almost identical personality building blocks.