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Marita's bargain says that all you need in life is to work hard in order to be successful. However, Emily Dickinson believes that you must accept defeat before you can enjoy success.

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Marita's bargain shows that no matter how hard of a life you have you can always achieve what you work hard towards.whereas Emily Dickinson believes that you must endure rock bottom to truly know what success is and achieve it.

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Both show that success comes at a price for some and those who work for it enjoy it more

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In Marita's Bargin success is defined by determination(grit) while in Emily Dickson see's success is based of reality. Some people are "natural born" athletes while others have to work hard to be just as good. However, the both view different ways of success and how failure plays a role in it.

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In Success is Counted Sweetest, Emily Dickinson is realistic in terms of understanding that not everyone will succeed. Success is sweeter to those who never succeed but that doesn’t necessarily mean that if you fail, learn from it, then work hard, you will be successful. In Marita’s Bargain, the general Idea is that most everyone has a chance. And, if you work hard, you can be successful.

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Marita and Emily both have the same view on success. You will need to work hard and get through all the obstacles to be successful.

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Both Marita's Bargain and Emily Dickinson reflect that success is difficult and takes sacrifice. People who have seen failure are willing to work to succeed.

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Marita's Bargain and Success is counted sweetest are very similar. Both the story and the poem say that people that are trying to succeed will encounter failure.

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Marita and Emily both talk about success. Emily says that even though you work hard you still dont succeed sometimes. Maritas story talks how hard work makes you successful

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Marita and Emily Dickinson both view success in a somewhat similar way. Marita sees success as a thing you have to work for no matter what happens. Dickinson sees success as sweet, but only for those who have success. Marita grew up having to work harder than anyone around her to succeed. Both authors believe that if you succeed, you have to want it and you have to work hard for it.

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Marita's bargain and Emily Dickinson's poem both have similar views on success. Marita says hard work will make you successful but Emily says that it always doesnt work out that way

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They both show how success is important, and how you have to work had to be successful. Emily and Marita just had different stories and situations on how to become successful.

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Between the two success is more than a general idea. The though of success also has to have a driving force.

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They both show stories of success and how you have to be willing to earn it despite facing defeat. When you really work for success you learn to appreciate it so much more than if you were successful but you didn't really earn it. The differences is that Emily Dickinson explains how you have to face to defeat in order to understand success. Marita actually experiences what it is like to face obstacles and have to work really hard in order to succeed.

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They both reflect how hard you have to work for success and that people who have to actually work for success appreciate it so much more than people who are just given success. The only difference is Emily Dickinson kind of has a more harsh view explaining how even when you try sometimes you still don't succeed.

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Marita's Bargain reflection

The two pieces can be compared with the idea that success is strived for when needed rather to not when victory is claimed.
They both tell of a story of hard times and how those who have it fortunate would be compared to those who would not

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both reflect how success can be very hard and it take effort to be successful

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Marita's Bargain reflects almost the same message as Emily Dickson's view of success. Reason for this is is simply both put in effort to succeed. Emily states one must fail in order to succeed. Marita's mother never went to college meaning she failed. Her daughter learned from that failure and then decided to work harder in order to reach her goals.