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Anne Shirley Compare And Contrast

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Anne Shirley is known as an imaginative and pretty girl whom everyone regards highly. Katherine Brooke however, is a girl with a cutting mouth and a bitter heart, whom everyone dislikes immensely because of her hoity-toity personality. They are so different, yet so alike, showed in their later formed sisterhood and past. They both had a early childhood without any joy. However, while Anne escaped from that sadness to live with the Cuberts, Katherine had her childhood spiral into even more sorrowful events when she became an

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