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Comparison And Contrast Essay: Block Method

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Compare and Contrast Essay: Block Method
Story 1: “And of Clay Are We Created” “And of Clay Are We Created” is about a girl that gets trapped and a reporter stayed by her side.The reporter did his absolute best to keep her alive, but her body couldn’t hold out any longer which ended in her death. If someone needs help always provide whatever is possible.
The main characters are Rolf Carlé and Azucena. Rolf is a reporter that cares for children, and the man that stays near Azucena until she dies. Azucena is a girl who was a victim of the volcano eruption that was trapped by her legs from mud, debris, and and dead siblings who later died from her trap.The main conflict is to attempt to save Azucena from her death. When help finally came it was

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