Compare And Contrast The Sesame Street And The Gift Of The Magi

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The Sesame Street video and the Gift of the Magi have many similarities and differences. For Example they both fallow a similar plot line were two people who care about each other are excited to get each other a gift for Christmas. In The Gift of the Magi the two main characters care for each other which is the same for Bert and Ernie. Another thing that both stories have in common is that each character had to give up something that they treasured. These stories are also very different one example would be that Bert and Ernie were more reluctant to give up their gifts were as Della and Jim were very eager and quick to give away there valuables. In the video Bert and Ernie didn't tell each other why they didn't have their valuables, but

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