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Comparison essay In "Temple Grandin" is about a woman that had autism and because of the autism everyone around her thought that she was different and weird. In "Invictus" is the story of how Nelson Mandela united South Africa with rugby by winning the world cup. The thing that makes both films similar in that both have to overcome an obstacle to make a difference in their society. In my opinion "Invictus" was a better film in that it had character development, plot, and inspiring than "Temple Grandin." To begin with, the character development in both films was very differrent in that both characters lived a different obstacles but both films had to overcome those obstacles to make their life better. In "Invictus" the obstacle was that

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