Comparing The Lorax And The Jabberwocky

Have you ever done something that affected you and the people around you? Thinking about the outcomes of your actions before doing them is important because they could affect you and the people around you.

As you notice there are some unordinary words in both these poems. In the Lorax, Dr. Seuss uses words such as, cruffulous, smogulous, and smeary. As you can see all of those words are negative words describing the “forest” he used to live in which is now a smokey factory for sneeds to be manufactured.In the Jabberwocky, Lewis Carroll uses words such as mimsy, gyre and gimble, and slithy to get the point over that the Jabberwocky is a scary creature that is feared by many people. In both stories the authors use unique words to get the point over that the creature or villain in the story is unwelcoming and Maleficent.

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In the Lorax, the problem was that the Once´ Ler kept cutting down trees that were homes to many animals and creatures. The lesson of this story is that your actions could affect not just you but the whole community. In the story the Jabberwocky, The problem is that this gigantic creature lurks in the woods is trying to kill the animals. The lesson in this story is that if there is a bully killing/picking on kids/animals you should take them out. To wrap it up, The lessons in these stories differ but both get across very important life lessons.

In conclusion, Thinking about the outcomes of your actions before doing them is important because they could affect you and the people around you. I felt that both of these stories taught an important life lesson that we can use in the real world. If I had to read one of these stories again I would choose the Lorax, because I think it is a cute story. The Jabberwocky confused me and didn’t interest me at all. Overall, life lessons are found everywhere it's just how you perceive