Compare/Contrast Essay On tuesday, October 14 my eighth grade class went to ISU to watch plays on the stories we read in class. The plays were fun to watch but some of them were different than the book. Even though there were differences there were also some similarities. In the play version of The Tell Tale Heart, there wasn't as much suspense that built up as there was in the book. For example, In the book it said that the servant of the old man stood at his doorway for a whole hour one night…
I think the plays and books, The Telltale Heart, The Raven, The Monkeys Paw, and The Celebrated Jumping Frog Of Calaveras County, were all great stories. They have their similarities, and, of course, their differences. This essay was made to tell you how they are similar, and different. The first thing that I noticed was different is that in the play there was more suspense, the voices would get louder, the actors conveyed their part perfectly. When I read the story I didn't think it was that intense…
while still differentiating on several things. Live performances leave little to the imagination, while stories allow readers to imagine innumerable details. In live theater, directors get to imagine how the characters look, how the setting looks, what details are important, and etc, despite how different his or her imagery is from yours. While this sounds like a frustrating and annoying fact, it can also be interesting to see things from another person’s point of view. For example, in the Raven…