How does one compare to pieces of literature? Simply do it of course! so let’s talk about what makes Marry Howitt’s “The Spider And The Fly” and Guy De Maupassant’s “The Necklace” The overall connecting theme to these stories is to value more important things such as brains and responsibility over beauty or it could hurt you. Ever find two pieces of literature and see so many similarities you just have to compare them? Well if so you're in luck because that's exactly what i've decided to do for this essay. The spider and the fly is a fictional poem involving a tricky spider and a cunning fly. This poem’s author chose to use vocabulary in such a way that the setting seems REAL. The fly is very alert and tend not to fall for the deceitful spider’s tricks. The spider takes the fly through many sneaky traps that are disguised as acts of friendship.
The spider was very careful as he tried to persuade the poor fly. The fly always had the upper hand on the fly.The spider planned the traps carefully and executed them …show more content…
The fly is your classic case of beauty before brains the ended up getting her eaten. This is how i understood the theme to be represented in the story. That’s the basics of this tale of tragedy now to move on to the next. What similarities will we find, Differences? Ever lost something that belonged to a friend? Did you come out and say you lost it or did you try to cover it up? I hope you chose the latter but but poor Matilda didn't what a shame. The story called “the Necklace” contains your classic rags to riches story except it's more like riches to rags. At first Matilda, the over expressive madame is never happy and always tries to look amazing.She cares so much for her looks that she can't be bothered to thank
The spider was very careful as he tried to persuade the poor fly. The fly always had the upper hand on the fly.The spider planned the traps carefully and executed them …show more content…
The fly is your classic case of beauty before brains the ended up getting her eaten. This is how i understood the theme to be represented in the story. That’s the basics of this tale of tragedy now to move on to the next. What similarities will we find, Differences? Ever lost something that belonged to a friend? Did you come out and say you lost it or did you try to cover it up? I hope you chose the latter but but poor Matilda didn't what a shame. The story called “the Necklace” contains your classic rags to riches story except it's more like riches to rags. At first Matilda, the over expressive madame is never happy and always tries to look amazing.She cares so much for her looks that she can't be bothered to thank