Ana And Estela Comparison

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Overall, Ana and Estela have more similarities than differences. Even though they are sisters they didn't know how similar some of their traits are until they worked together. They didn't know how both of them are very accepting and determined in their goals and that together they can really help each other. Working is what really helped them realize that they are less different than similar. It is what really helped them learn more about each other's differences, similarities, and struggles.

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