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Interlopers And Two Friends: Similarities And Differences

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Similarities and Differences

Between “The Interlopers and Two Friends” they are both different character wise because the interlopers shows two guys who hated each other but, later became friends when they were at the end of their life. The similarity between these two stories is they both revolve around only two men. In a short documentary on youtube it shows the two men making up and seeing that all this trouble they caused may have just caused their death. THe lar sentence in the first paragraph it says “Ulrich von Gradwitz patrolled the dark forest in quest of a human enemy”. The first sentence in paragraph four it says “Every Sunday, that he met a tubby, jolly little man by the name of Sauvage. The difference in the theme of the interlopers …show more content…

They are different because in the beginning of the movie one talks about two men that are really close friends. The other one talks about two men that really want to kill each other for no reason. The similarities in these two short stories is they both revolve around two men. The setting of the The interlopers is in a dark forest. The setting in Two Friends is in a Paris and an island of Marante. The similarities between Two Friends and The Interlopers they both take place in two strange places because one is in a secret dark forest the other is in a private island. The differences between them both is one is in a dim scene and the other story has lights and colors in it. The conflict in the story is in the end when Ulrich von Gradwich and Georg Znaeym are both fighting and they don’t know why they are doing what they are doing. The similarities are the ending in the story ends as a good ending. The differences are Two Friends ends as the the two friends never became separated because of their bond with each other. The interlopers ends with two men soon to be killed by assassins but, they make up and die as

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