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ask how other people feel about get the magority. then put what you trully think. maybe put a pic to get some actual numbers teachers like numbers. and make sure to show both sides.

Hmm. Well, why not take the most common arguemnets about the two and gor from there?

Like how silly twilight fãs think it has mais amor then Harry Potter. *shakes head and sighs* Why not start on proving that wrong and go from there? Sorry if I'm not much help. xD;

Well, I would maybe start with the most popular arguments. Characters, plot holes, and realism. And try and be as unbiased as possible; point out the positives of Twilight (though there are few XD) and not just all the bad things. Also, (if you can find any, which I highly doubt), maybe add in some negative things about Harry Potter. That way, you'll seem mais fair!

compare the plot lines, how the strength and depth of the characters impact society, what messages each series sends, ( this is a pointer- besides Harry Potter making kids read mais it has influenced and expanded their vocabulary and made those with glasses feel better about themselves.) Um..impact on culture is one destined to be a classic while the other is maybe a fad ( sorry, I had to say that). Um names of the characters- Like many of the names in Harry Potter come from flowers, Latin and the Stars. While Twilight I have no idea.

What to write about: the origin of each series (the authors, how long it took for each to become a bestseller, ect.), the conflict between the two series (cover this lightly. Make it simple. Just say something like "Then the debate arose between the two books." Don't make it sound insulting to anyone). I'd make this your first paragraph.

Then give your opinion! Say your thoughts on: characters, plot, plot twists, villans, heroes, minor characters, ect. I know those are basically all tied into either plot or characters, but there's so much you can say about each!


What NOT to write: don't talk about the fans, the sparkley-vampire theory, and don't say something like "HP is so far out of Twilight's league. Why do those Twihards even try?" or anything like that.

In comparing the two series, why not make a timeline of how these books and their authors progressed over the years (like J.K and Smeyer's movies, Harry Potter spin-offs like the Quiditch Trough the Ages, criticism, "Twilight the New Harry Potter," etc.)?

How about this, in order:

Comparing the characters

Comparing the plot

Comparing the ideas that the authors were trying to get across

... it doesn't necessarily have to go in that order, and you can add mais stuff. Also, be impartial, not biased. Find good and bad stuff on both series, and express it.

Excellent! :D I'm an English major at Miami University, so I would gladly help you. I actually amor helping people with their writing. XD

Anyway, you could write about why Harry Potter is better than Twilight. The problem with that is (in my opinion), there are way too many reasons to list that you couldn't really go in depth with. My suggestion is narrow down the topic of your paper more, or choose a different topic regarding Harry Potter and Twilight. Some examples would be: how you believe that J.K. Rowling is a better writer than Stephenie Meyer, how one of the characters from HP is a better role model than a character from Twilight (my suggestion), or how HP teaches better lessons/morals than Twilight does. A good paper is taking a topic that you can get into and analyze and discuss, but isn't too broad, and stays on task. You can do the "Why HP is better than Twilight" one, but I don't recommend it. It would be WAY too broad a topic. Just look for something that interests you that's a little mais specific and you should be fine.

Also, textual examples are good. :D I know, I HATED using textual examples in high school, but they really can be your best friend. They help you argue your point, and focus on what you're composição literária about. Just figure out which HP book(s) and which Twilight book(s) you will be using that should contain good textual examples for your topic, and then just skim through them, and write promising ones down as you go. You have to work them into your paper a certain way, and then talk about them after you've inserted them (in other words, you can't put in a quote and then end the paragraph, you have to talk about it and make your point). If you need help with that, message me. :) Also, if you include textual examples (which I suggest), you should include a separate sheet of paper at the end of your essay that has your works cited (just to avoid accusations of plagiarism, giving credit to the authors blah blah blah).

And judging from how your wrote your question, your spelling and grammar isn't bad, so that shouldn't be your problem with writing. Your thoughts may just be too scattered or something.

ANYWAY, if you have the time, you can write out your rough draft with the help that everyone here has given you and you can send it to me and I can read it and editar it. I have no desire to plagiarize it, I promise; I just amor helping people with their papers. When I'm done editing, I'll send it back to you, and you can use whatever is suggested to help write your final draft. If you don't wanna do that, you can still contact me with any perguntas you have. My email is ladyvampresslilith@yahoo.com.

Anyway, I know that was a lot. XD I hope I helped!

:O Good luck on the essay!
Maybe you could go to the "1000 Reasons Why Harry Potter is Better than Twilight" Board. There are a LOT of repeated reasons, but if you start somewhere in the middle, you can definitely find some great points. :D

Comparing the theme would be a very obvious, easy choice. A lot of Harry Potter themes can be found in Dumbledore's parts, so you could look there. Especially in the "King's Cross" chapter of Deathly Hallows. Twilight's main theme is "Love conquers all" or something like that.

DETAILS. Its a strong point that Harry Potter is full of small, but important details. For example, 64224 is dialed somewhere in the book, and that spells out MAGIC on a texting keyboard.

A huge reason that always comes up is that Harry Potter is mais realistic. Even though there are wizards and lobisomens and all that good stuff, the events are still very believable. JKR has the guts to kill off many beloved characters: Dumbledore, Fred, Tonks, Lupin, Sirius... So many characters who we never expected would die. But death IS unexpected, so this is realistic. The only character that I can remember dying in Twilight is Iris, who died in a "dance" (NOT EPIC ENOUGH O__O). I think that it would have been a lot mais awesome if SMeyers killed someone like... Jasper or Emmett or someone.

Role models. This one kind of goes with the theme one, but its a little different. Harry Potter is a very, very, very, very good role model. Even though he acts hormonal sometimes, he is a "good" character. He has flaws, too. He doesn't live in a dream world. For example, Harry is not "hot" or "beautiful", but his personality makes us all amor him. He wears glasses, can be foolish, arrogant, clumsy, stupid, temperamental, pms-y, and annoying sometimes, but these flaws make him real. Bella, on the other hand is FAR from it. THe sad thing is, Bella is supposed to be the perfect girl. I could take Twilight if everything was supposed to be happy and perfect. However, Bella is FAR from perfect. Even though she is described as being perfect, beautiful, powerful, calm, and responsible, her actions are the opposite. When Edward leaves her, she jumps off a cliff so she can hear his voice. When Harry leaves Ginny (She's a bit too Mary-Sue for me, but this is the best example I can come up with), she stays strong and understands why he needs to leave. Which is the best example here?

Okay. Sorry if this is a bit long. XD I need to go now cuz my hands are hurting really bad. Hope I helped! :D