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Movie Compare And Contrast: The Social Network
Jessica Milan
ENG 103
Compare and Contrast

The Social Network Compare and Contrast
Everyone has that friend where they are really close yet they are completely different people, kind of like oil and water. They can have similarities but even they're similarities are a little different. That is the relationship between Mark Zuckerburg and Eduardo Saverin, Founder and Co Founder of Facebook, and bestfriends. Mark and Eduardo have many differences but they also have similarities. They are similar and different in the way that Eduardo is social and Mark is not, Mark can be naive and Eduardo is cautious, they both are emotional people, and they both defend each other.
To begin with, Eduardo and Mark are different because Eduardo is not a very social person and Eduardo is a social person. Mark can be rude and blunt about what he has to say, he doesn't lie. The very beginning of the movie is a perfect example of his lack of social skills. In the beginning of the movie he has a girlfriend and they are talking about how he wants to get into
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No matter the circumstances they always stand up for each other, even when they fight and during the law suit. In one scene during the movie Mark is in a lawsuit with Eduardo the lawyers accuse Mark of something and Eduardo stands up for him. Later when Mark's lawyer talks about how Eduardo was accused to animal cruelty Eduardo gets so angry at Mark for telling his lawyers about that. Afterward, when Eduardo is done being shocked Mark's lawyer points out that when he brought it up Mark actually stood up for Eduardo. They have an honest friendship and even when they are fighting they still try to protect each other. When in the lawsuit with the Winklevoss Brothers their lawyer brings up Mark's lawsuit with Eduardo and Mark talks about how Eduardo is his best friend. They are in a way still friends even though they are fighting with each

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