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Everlasting Vs The Vampire Diaries
Compare and Contrast Essay

The book EverLasting by Alyson Noël and the T.V show The Vampire Diaries share many similarities and differences. I focused on the characters from both texts and now they related to each other. Everlasting is about two friends who get back together after hundreds of years. Ever and Damen fight against deadly enemies to stay together. In The Vampire Diaries, two vampire brothers named Damon and Stefan try to save their town, Mystic Falls. They come across different vampires and witches but have to try to keep their citizens and friends safe. I noticed that both texts have difficult relationships in them. In The Vampire Diaries, Stefan falls in love with Elena first. However, Damon also falls in love with her beginning in season 4. This causes a conflict between Damon and Stefan because they both know that in the end, only one of them will be able to marry Elena. In Everlasting, there is a difficult relationship between Ever and Damen because they have been apart for hundreds of years. They have to fight different enemies to be able to stay together. Another similarity is that both texts have the use of magic and curses. In Everlasting, there is a curse set on Damen so he cannot come in contact with Ever’s DNA. There are witches that use magic to harm other …show more content…
This is similar to Ever and Damen from Everlasting. They are on the same side and fight against the same enemies together. Also in Everlasting, majority of the enemies fight together against Ever and Damen. In The Vampire Diaries, Stefan and Damon also have similar enemies. The two brothers both want the same girl at first, but Stefan finds Caroline in season 7. This is different from Everlasting because the characters do not go after the same person. The characters also share some personality traits. Damon and Damen from both texts, are driven by mostly power. Elena and Ever are driven by mostly
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