Differences: Similarities Between Olive And Ivy

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People often remark that my sisters, Olive and Ivy, seem very similar, but if one looks a little beneath the surface, the differences in personality between them become apparent. To start with, Olive is ten years old whereas Ivy is only three, so Olive is more mature, larger, and is more educated than Ivy. Olive is more stubborn and sassy, while Ivy is more cooperative and demure. For example, when it comes to bedtime, Olive will stay on her computer and complain when told to go to bed, but Ivy will listen the first time without talking back. Finally, Olive is short-tempered, while Ivy is more easy-going. When Olive gets angry, she will go ballistic over the most little thing, on the other hand, Ivy has to be completely enraged before she goes

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