Rose Red Compare And Contrast Essay

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Well the book the Haunting of Hill House have quite the similar to the movie Rose Red. in both have similar to one another by having scientist trying to prove the that the paranormal is real inside a haunted house. The plots of both stories the book and the movie are different from one another in some ways . In both stories have people trying to find evidence about the super nachle in the haunt house but bad thing happen at the end. Looking in the depths of the stories comparing the two houses, Joyce to doctor Montague, and how do people die in the houses. The beginning of the book and the movie start out at a big house away from people. The haunting of Hill House and rose red have the same back story or history. The houses was quite old in the movie and the book. Looking at the two houses it look like Rose Red is bigger and how the movie show its size. Both the movie and the book the people that work in either the house won’t talk about what happen to them once they working in the house. Either something happen to them or something scared them away, still scared two set into the house. In the story the worker bad remember of the house. Once the people arrive at the houses they feel on easy and very frighten the go in. In the first night Rose Red had more active than hill house. Rose Red was more active in each night and day. The way the two houses are built in a strange way and every inch In the Haunting of Hill House was off like …show more content…
The main plot of the stories are going in a haunting house, finding proof, bad thing happen, and people die in strange ways. some the character have similar to one author in some way like Montague to Joyce. The both the doctor have people with sicet power of hand. There are many way that two of the houses are different from each other. Plus Rose red have a little kick to it and surprising thing that beats

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