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Compare And Contrast Andy Griffen Show And The Monsters On Maple Street

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The “The Andy Griffen Show” and The Monsters of Maple Street, are totally different things. The other day I read “The Monsters’’, and watched the Andy Griffen Show the show and the story had many simularities and differences. The show Andy Griffen was an eposoide, it had lots of obstacles people had to overcome. “The monsters” also had many complacations, that some people never really overcame. The two, movie and book, are somewhat alike. In both, book and movie, there were really big mood changes. Example, in both, the mood gos from happy and normal, then it started going downhill, and fast. The setting is in a town long ago, forsay that both are in a town in the olden days, which they are. “The Monsters on Maple Street”

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