There are a lot of differences between Speigelman and
O’Brien’s story telling. This is because
both authors choose an unalike style to present their writing. Spiegelman writes a story about Jewish
struggles during the holocaust in the form of a comic strip book. Because of this, he is uses more of a direct
dialect between his characters throughout the book. He does not have to describe the situation
and background as much as O’Brien because the pictures tell those details. Another difference is that Speigelman uses
animals such as pigs, cats and mice to depict each race in his story. One
similarity is both writers have characters that actually tell the story through
their own point of view. In Maus, it is
the father, and in O’Brien’s stories, it is usually one of the soldiers. I prefer O'Brien's as an author because of the way he is able to describe his stories so meticulously.
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