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Although both Twain and Bryson depend on irony, satire, and humor to create their memoirs, the final products are quite different.

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Both Bryson and Twain used Humor, Local Color, and Archetypes as the base to build up a Humorous story.

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Both Twain and Bryson build upon Characters Development, Humor, and Local Color to create their memoirs,

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The similarities and differences between Twain and Bryson's humor come from the irony, Local Color, and level of subtlety that the two utilize throughout their pieces.

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Both authors play with Local Color in their memoirs to create abnormal humor, archetypes and diction within these pieces.

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These two memoirs contain many of the same humorous qualities such as satire and character development that Twain introduced in his essay "How to Tell a Story."

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Twain and Bryson both use types of humor, Local Color, and hyperbole to present a humorous story

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In each of their respective works, Twain and Bryson make use of Local Color, satire, and secondary characters in order to fuel the humorous element that presides over each of their stories.

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In each of their respective works, Twain and Bryson make use of Local Color, satire, and secondary characters in order to fuel the humorous element that presides over each of their stories.

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In the mid to late 1800s, Mark Twain became an immensely popular author. He was known for his use of Regionalism or Local Color, as well as his satire.  Nearly 100 years later, author Bill Bryson utilized similar techniques. Both men employed dialect, satire, and Local Color to create humorous stories that examined everyday life. These techniques are apparent in Twain’s “The Notorious Jumping Frog of Calaveras County” and Bryson’s The Life and Times of the  Thunderbolt Kid.

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They both are humorous stories that uses hyperbole and Local Color to entertain the reader.

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Their memoirs compare and contrast using types of humor, local color, and hyperbole.

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Although employed in different ways both authors craft efficient works of humor using hyperbole, secondary characters, and satire.

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Mark Twain as well as Bill Bryson like to utilize the idea of humor, satire, and local color

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In each of their works, Bryson and Twain build their stories based upon humor, Local Color, and archetypes.

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Although portrayed in different ways, Twain and Bryson both use Local Color, humor, hyperbole, and satire in order to build a humorous and entertaining story.

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Twain and Bryson show alike traits in their comparable but contrasting pieces such as satire, Local Color, and humor.

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In each piece, both Mark Twain and Bill Bryson use humor hyperbole's, and Regionalism to create engrossing stories.

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In each of Bryson’s and Twain’s works, they use articles of Local Color, humor, and satire to differentiate their stories.

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In both of the pieces, Mark Twain and Bill Bryson utilized exaggeration, satire, and local color to create humorous stories that examined everyday life.