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The Franklin Expedition and Age of the Lead are similar in a way such as the stories were a bit hard to fully understand. Us as the audience were confused how they died such as in Age of the Lead the relationship itself was a bit rocky and they didn't know why it wasn't working out, along with the tin cans which led to poisoning which can relate to how it represents the downfalls in both stories.

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The Franklin Expedition and the Age Of Lead are similar because of the relationships and events. Both stories tie in together because of the events were a wreckage even before it actually happened. Jane and Vincent's relationship was in trouble before it started, and so was the Franklin Expedition. What they thought was going to be smooth and cooperative, actually turned out to be a mess and 100 plus men went missing, soon to be found dead.

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Similarities appear between The Franklin Expedition and The Age of Lead through their self destructive nature and inevitable  consequences of this behavior. The reason for Atwood to do this was to indicate you can not ignore or try to escape the actions done hence Jane and Vincent who both tried to live a life without it only to end up alone in Jane's case and Dead for Vincent. The Franklin Expedition was also no exception as the lead poisoning had ended up killing them all and left the rest of the world; They were both reckless and adventurous.

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The Franklin Expedition and The Age of Lead are similar because of how both the people on the expedition and how vincent died. Both of them died from unknown causes because Vincent says the doctors do not know what is wrong with him and just like the expedition they didn't find out the cause of death until after they were all dead.

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The Franklin Expedition was believed to be the greatest; charting the unknown among the Northwest Passage. The crew members had no worry regarding food since they had numerous cans of food to last them. This expedition is similar to Jane and Vincent in that Jane thought they had their whole lives ahead of them together only for that to be false and his death closer than they thought, much like the crew members. Both Vincent and the men on the Franklin Expedition died of "unknown" causes. Jane also never settled down and constantly had her belongings ready for travel for a new destination much like the expedition traveling to the unknown.

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The Franklin Expedition and the Age of Lead are similar because the relationship between Jane and Vincent never worked from the beginning. Just like the Franklin Expedition, it was doomed before it had even started.

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the way that The Franklin Expedition and the Age of Lead are similar is shown through the Jane and Vincent .The relationship between the two was slowly losing its grip , the connection was weaker .Which they hoped to fix but could never find a way to save it . This is a huge growth point and challenge they face .

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On her journey through out her adulthood, Jane never settled down with anyone, she always had most of her belongings packed and ready to go, so that she could leave to find "new horizons", different people or different routes to explore which was mainly what the Franklin Expedition was searching for. At the same time, Vincent dies from some sort of mysterious illness, which shows the resemblance between him and the crew members of the Franklin Expedition, helpless and dying without even knowing why. Jane and Vincent relationship during their youth was also like the Franklin Expedition, reckless and without a certain destination or future.

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They are similar because of the downfall coming as a conflict and the expedition was doomed before it even started which was almost what happened to Jane and Vincent in their relationship

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The Franklin Expedition relates to Jane and Vincent in The Age of Lead because in The Franklin Expedition there were tin cans that no one knew what were used for, but ended up being the cause of death due to lead poisoning, this relates to Jane and Vincent's relationship, because they lost their relationship due to something they didn't realize would be the cause of their relationship to end.

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adding on this mysterious death is a foreshadow of Jane and Vincent's relationship reflecting the lead poisoning sailors from tin cans in the Franklin Expedition. Their is an obvious mirrored downfall from beginning to end throughout their relationship and the expedition.

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adding on this mysterious death is a foreshadow of Jane and Vincent's relationship reflecting the lead poisoning sailors from tin cans in the Franklin Expedition. Their is an obvious mirrored downfall from beginning to end throughout their relationship and the expedition.

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-Jessica Martinez

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The Franklin expedition and Jane and Vincent's relationship are similar because they were both on a downfall from the beginning. The lead poisoning is a toxin that killed the sailors and their relationship is a toxic one which is leading to their downfall.

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The Franklin expedition is very similar to the lives of Jane and Vincent because of the tin cans, in the research we did for the Franklin expedition is said that because of the lead in the cans they were doomed before the journey even began. This stood out to me because it reminds me of Jane and Vincent relationship and how it was doomed from the beginning. It was a toxic relationship just as bad as the cans. The author put this parallel between the two to add that extra depth to their relationship. If you notice each part of the story lines up with the documentary she watches and over all just adds a lot of depth.

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The Franklin Expedition is similar towards Jane and Vincent mostly due to the relevance the tin cans had on them in the beginning. Before their adventure had begun to unravel they first were introduced to a doomed destiny from the tin can. It later foreshadowed to how their relationship would later deteriorate as well and become doomed once again all thanks to the presence of the tin cans and the lead poisoning it gave to the sailors.

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Margaret Atwood correlates the franklin expedition to Jane and Vincent's relationship to symbolize the highs and lows of their relationship. when the Franklin expedition had started, everything was going well right up until the snow weather had gotten to an extreme. this is correlated to Jane and Vincent's relationship because this shows the beginning of their relationship and how they had such a strong bond up until they parted ways. this also correlates jane's feeling towards Vincent and how they had begun to change into love. when the franklin expedition ran out of food and were starving, this symbolizes their relationship when Vincent slowly begins to die, and Jane is heartbroken because he is leaving her.

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The events that occurred during the Franklin Expedition are similar to the events that took place in Jane and Vincent's lives because in the documentary that Jane was watching, there was a man that was found dead and frozen due to the Franklin Expedition. This intrigued Jane to continue watching because it reminded her of how her former friend and boyfriend died abruptly and at a young age. Atwood does this to

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The tin cans that contained lead and poisoned the people within  in the Franklin Expedition represents the ultimate failure of the relationship between Jane and Vincent where the relationship was going to fail before it had even started because of the lack of connection, compatibility, and lingering toxicity between the pair. The dire attempt to start their relationship portrays the hope within the Franklin Expedition where both parties wish to find something worthy within their journeys.

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The Franklin Expedition is similar to The Age of Lead because in both the article and the story they were confused, in the expedition they were confused on how they died and where they were. In The Age of Lead it was the relationship, they were confused on why it wasn't working out. Also the tin cans that gave the sailors lead poisoning, and Jane and Vincents relationship. In The Age of Lead and The Franklin Expedition both seemed to have downfalls.

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The Franklin Expedition is similar to jane and vincent in both stories they were doomed from the start. Both john and vincent died possibly through lead poisoning due to inferences / and or mysteriously. Jane and vincent were both doomed from the tin cans without even knowing which possibly gave vincent lead poisoning.

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the journey that Jane and Vincent took was similar to the Franklin expedition in that they both seem to have unknown causes for why they failed. I think Atwood did this because it adds complexity to Jane and Vincent's relationship

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The Franklin Expedition is similar to Jane and Vincent's journey because in the expedition; the tin cans were a mysterious problem that killed many people. In Jane and Vincent's relationship, there was a lack of communication,or mystery between them, that killed their relationship.

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The Franklin Expedition is similar to Jane and Vincent lives due to the story foreshadow to a "downfall" coming as a conflict. With in an expedition circumstances the tin cans were doomed before the journey started , which was almost symbolic to Jane and Vincent relationship , it was almost a "sign after sign" in their relationship.

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The Franklin Expedition was believed to be the greatest and is similar to the lives of Jane and Vincent in that

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The Franklin Expedition and Jane and Vincent's relationship are similar due to the fact that we can see the obvious downfall in both situations. The tin cans, which gave the sailors lead poisoning, and the relationship that just won't succeed, both toxic in their own ways.

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The Franklin Expedition and the journey of Jane and Vincent's relationship are similar due to the downfall that the both took in the end. In the Franklin Expedition, the tin cans used as a source of food and food storage, sadly the men a part of the expedition did not know of the lead poising that would be the death of them. The journey that Jane and Vincent took in the relationship was great, both got along, and Jane believed that it could become a greater relationship romantically. Although, she had believed it and wanted it to be true, she knew deep down that the romantic relationship would not be. Margret Atwood compares the Franklin Expedition and the live of Jane and Vincent together to show how the effect of knowing and not knowing the cause of a unsuccessful journey.

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when 124 men disappear gives a big resemblance

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The Franklin Expedition is similar to the journey that Jane and Vincent

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It is a reflection of what Jane and Vincent are going thru in real life. For example, Vincent's death is mysterious one just as John Torrington's. - Jessica Martinez

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It is a reflection of what Jane and Vincent are going thru in real life. For example, Vincent's death is mysterious one just as John Torrington's. - Jessica Martinez

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They are similar because the lead poisoning can be seen in relation to the toxic relationship. They were both doomed from the start

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The tin cans that contained lead in the Franklin Expedition represents the failure of the relationship between Jane and Vincent where

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The tin cans that contained lead in the Franklin Expedition represents the failure of the relationship between Jane and Vincent where

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The Franklin expedition is very similar to the lives of jane and vincent because of the tin cans, The tin cans doomed the

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The Franklin Expedition is similar to the journey that Jane and Vincent take in the sense that both journeys were doomed from the start due to circumstances our of their control. We also see similarities in the way that both situations were doomed due to toxic exposure. In Jane and Vincent's case, it was their toxic relationship/interaction, for the Franklin Expedition it was the tin can's lead exposure.

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How is the Franklin Expedition similar to the journey that BOTH Jane and Vincent take in "The Age of Lead"?  Why does Atwood parallel the lives of Jane and Vincent with the Franklin Expedition?  Your answer MUST resemble a paragraph and MUST include specific information to prove that you have read the story.

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