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Marita's Bargain view of success is that if you work hard then you will succeed. You have to put in work to get results. The little girl realized that for her to succeed she had to put 100% in everything see did. Dickinson Poem explains how success is taken for granted. How people who work for it are more appreciative than people who don't.

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In Emily Dickinson's poem she explains how people who are often successful do not appreciate their success as someone would if they work for it. This is similar to Marita's Bargain because she believed that if she worked hard and put in the work at the Academy she was more likely to Succeed. While Marita's Bargain focuses more on how we should work and strive for our success, Emily Dickinson believes that once we get our success we should not take it for granted.

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In Marita's Bargain she believed that success comes from the opportunities you are given. That when they come along, if you take them, you will be successful. Emily Dickson believed that you have to work hard for your success and It feel better when you earn it. When you work for it you will appreciate it more than the person who just has it handed to them.

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These passages convey different messages. Marita's Bargain is mainly showing that success comes from a great opportunity. Emily Dickinson is stating that success is achieved from an objectivist mind view, while Marita's Bargain is just showing how a single opportunity can breed success. These both share the same idea that you build of from the bottom.

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In Maritia's Bargain it shows that success was reached by the opportunity that was given. You have to take advantage of an opportunity and work hard for what you want to achieve. Emily Dickinson's poem stresses that success is reached by the attitude that a person has.

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In Marita’s Bargain, it shows that you can get success by working hard. In Success is Counted Sweetest; it gave a more morbid or darker outlook on success.

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In Emily Dickinson's success is hard to achieve, it is likewise in Maritia's Bargain, but in Maritia's Bargain the children choose to change their whole lives for the better

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In Marita's Bargain, when work and dedication is involved, success can be achieved. In Emily Dickinson's poem, success is achieved by working hard also.

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These passages convey different messages. Marita's Bargain is mainly showing that success comes from a great opportunity. Emily Dickinson is stating that success is achieved from an objectivism attitude

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In Marita's Bargain, it is said that success is achieved when you work and strive for it. The passage states that you cannot achieve something if you aren't dedicated and devoted to being successful. Emily Dickinson's poem also states that you have to be capable of sacrificing many things in order to complete what you want done and get a grasp of success at it's "sweetest".

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As Emily Dickinson states, in order for success to truly count (at it's sweetest), you have to sacrifice what you want and be able to work hard for it. Marita took a bargain by doing that exact thing.

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They both believe that success is more of an achievement to those who  have to work for it.

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Like Marita's Bargain Emily believed success is better viewed from the starting point at the bottom. Marita sacrificed most of her childhood to study significantly when she was accepted to KIPP. She was very unlucky but understood that if she wanted to achieve that desire of success she would need to work hard.

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Marita was never able to find true sucess until she attended KIPP. In both writing it is clear that they both feel as if you work for it you will appreciate it more.  Marita was not as lucky as some for it to come easy. But with hard work anything is possible.

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In Malcolm Gladwell's Marita's Bargain, they explain that success comes with sacrifice and to gain a certain well established socioeconomic status you must be mature, committed, and diligent in the work you put in. They also elaborate on how people of a more prominent social status are well off when exposed to new material throughout the school year and how academic success comes easier to them. A similar ideal is the main focal point of Emily Dickinson's Success is Counted Sweetest, where she delineates a distinct difference between people who have become accustomed to success and people who have never experienced that level of success. She delves further into this assertion by stating that success is "sweetest" to those who have never experienced it. The only apparent difference is that in Marita's Bargain they emphasize the need for an education to achieve sucess while Success is Counted Sweetest doesn't really specific what is needed to achieve success. Although the idea of how to achieve success in the most efficient way depends on the perspective of the person, these literary works both express the same ideal that success comes with sacrifice.

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Emily Dickinson believes that working for your success makes it sweeter when you achieve it. Marita never found success until she got accepted into KIPP and realized that she had to give up everything.

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Marita's success comes from making a bargain. Dickinson reveals that success is worth more when you have started from a low point. The two are the same in the way that both start from a low place but work up to achieve a sweeter success. Marita is different because she has to give up many aspects of her life to better herself and experienced this first hand. Dickinson is different because she lived in isolation and yet knew and wrote about human trials and feelings of success.

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Emily Dickinson believes that working for your success will make it sweeter when you achieve it. Marita never felt the feeling of sucess until she attended the KIPP where she realized it was possible

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Marita never felt the feeling of success, as a child of a single mother, with a poor economic level. When she was accepted into KIPP she sacrificed everything to have the feeling of success through education. This relates to Emily Dickinson's poem very well, explaining the fact that success feels a lot better when you don't accomplish it very often.

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Emily Dickinson believes that people who have never achieved success will appreciate it the most. Dickinson feels that people work hard to achieve success, but are defeated before they can. Dickinson's portrayal of success is far more dark than Maritas. Maritas in a young girl that lives in a single bedroom apartment in the Bronx. Marita had never experienced success until she started attending KIPP. Her life became consumed with attending KIPP and doing all the extra work along with it. Maritia come from nothing and saw that by attending KIPP she could achieve something great. She could achieve success. Marita appreciates success far more than most children because she had never experienced it. Maritas view of success is more optimistic than the morbid Emily Dickinson.

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Marita's view of success was that she had to give everything up to have it at the KIPP academy. She gave up her friends and her old life for a life of hard work and determination. Emily Dickinson viewed success as a thing of chance, which made success a lot sweeter when you achieved it.

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Emily Dickinson's view of success was that those who rarely achieve success are the ones who appreciate it the most. Her view of success is similar to that of Marita's Bargain. Marita was an underprivileged girl who had never really achieved academic success, but she was willing to work hard and sacrifice her childhood to gain a great education and success. She appreciated the success that she achieved a lot more than a middle or upper class student would have because it was something that she had never experienced before.

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In Marita's Bargain, she did not feel success until she attended the KIPP school. She gave up her life to get a good education. This is similar to Emily Dickinson's view because Marita rarely achieved success, and therefore she appreciated it the most.

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Marita didn't feel success until she attended KIPP and got her education. She gave up all her friends and everything in order to get a good education and to secure a better future. They are similar because Emily says to taste success you have to work for it, and Marita defiantly worked for her success.

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Emily Dickerson success was ironic and Martia had to work for her success by attending the kipp School. But to me it means more if you work for it rather than it given to you.

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Marita had to work hard to earn her success at the KIPP academy but before then she had never felt it. She gave up her old life including her friends to get a higher education. Emily has the same views because those who never felt success before appreciate it more but the only way to achieve success is to work for it. Having success handed to you will make the importance of success less. Marita never had success handed to her, she has worked for everything she has achieved.

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Marita never felt success at first, and I think Emily Dickerson described her feelings in the poem of how bad she wanted to feel success.

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Marita never felt a sense of success until she decided to go back to school, but going back to school meant she had to give up everything just to feel some sense of success. Emily Dickinson's poem states that people who are handed success don't realize how much it means to be successful. People who have to work for success find the most importance in it. Marita's and Emily's views are very similar.

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Marita never felt that she succeeded at things in life, until she starting working on getting her education and finally realized that she could succeed if she pushed herself.  She gave up everything for her to have an education and achieve her goals in life. Emily Dickinson's views were different because, some people never got to experience the importance of success. There views varied in many ways.

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Marita never felt success until she got an education at KIPP and realized success was possible but, in order to feel success, she had to give up everything. Emily Dickinson's view of success was, people who never get to experience success are the ones who find the most importance in it. Marita and Emily'd views of success are very similar