Similarities Between Maria And Martin

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Differences and Similarities with Martin and Maria There are quite a few ways that Maria, from “Who Are You Today, Maria?’ and Martin from, “The Medicine Bag” are alike and not alike. They share many of the same aspects, but also are different from each other. In fact, one of the similarities that they share is that they both have a cultural background. Maria’s cultural background has to do with different types of clothing that you probably would not normally see. Martin’s culture has to do with a medicine bag that is passed to the oldest male child of the family, which contains “sacred” items like the sage, and is worn around a person’s neck. These things have to do with their culture. Another similarity between the

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