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Through literature, similar genres hold similar details in the story/ plot. The novel The Chrysalids shows multiple similarities as the film The X-Men. Both are science-fiction pieces, about the normals/ humans (mortals) and the deviants (mutants), and some type of fight between the two. Three sets of characters holding comparable characteristics are; Wolverine and David Strorm; Senator Kelly and Joseph Strorm; Professor Xavier and the Sealand Women.

Two of the main characters in both works of literature are Wolverine (X-Men) and David Strorm (Chrysalids). Each in the separate worlds but both characters oppose a similar fight, a fight against the normals. Both of these strong characters are protective to another; Wolverine to Rough and David

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