Comparing The Lorax And Easter Island

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When comparing The Lorax and Easter Island there are so many differences we could be here a while, but here are just three, First of all the Lorax is a fictional children’s book and Easter’s End is a professor and scholar written article. Second of all they had different motives. The Once-ler’s motive was money and greed the islander’s was their religion/Maui statues. Third of all is their use/consumption of all resources in the Lorax they had to relocate the animals or they would have died out but, the islanders of Easter Island ate all of their animals and ended up resorting to cannibalism. These two stories are so alike and so different in a sense it is uncanny to compare to one another. To begin with the Lorax is a fictional children’s

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