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the 2 stories are similar because they both revolve around the same concept. The difference between the 2 was in the deathly hallows had 3 brothers the other their weren't related.

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The stories are similar because they show someone who's greed led to their downfall. Also, both stories are associated with death. Both stories are cautionary tales.

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Both stories are cautionary tales, and are similar in death and greed. The message teaches you that if you ask you shall receive, and if you seek greed and power you will live a shorter life and die.

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Both of the tales have death, violence, and greed. In the Deathly Hallows, the oldest brother implies that being mean and greedy would bring you to death. Second brother indicates that although you try the most straight forward way to avoid death, you still cannot skip it. I guess it's due to most people would like to live longer, the tale used this point to warn people to be humble and kind.

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They're both similar because they involve death of those with greed and power. The message is that those who seek power and greed will die faster and painfully where those who don't will live the longest and die peacefully

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Both tales are cautionary, with the deathly hallows being about not cheating death, as it will find you in the end, and the Pardoner's tale about not being greedy. The pardoner's tale is less about cheating death and more about not being greedy, but they still end up the same way.

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they are similar because they are both about death. they both speak about and they both show that if you ask for something bad most likey something related will happen

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Greed killed the three thieves and the two brothers. -Ruvim

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Greed killed the three thieves and the two brothers. -Ruvim

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They are similar in the way that they all deal with death, they are different because they don't end themselves in the same way that the rioters do. It seems to be a parable.

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I think that both of the tales are cautionary, I also think they offer the same caution. They are both advising against greed and are promoting humbleness. In both stories, death is a character involved and there is an element of murder.

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The two tales represent a group of men who seek greed. Two of them try to face death in the Harry Potter tale, however the last brother wants to live out his life until he is ready to die, rather than trying to defeat them. The youngest was humble and happy as he waited for death to take him naturally. Both tales represent how greed and trying to meet death in an unnatural way can result in an unexpected turnout.

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Both stories represent death as the result of greed. In the Pardoner's Tale, people only heard of death, but in the Deathly Hallows, death is represented as more visual and interactive.

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Although similar because they both reference death, the physical embodiment of death is more prominent in the Deathly Hallows compared to that in the Pardoner's tale. Both teach that the greed that leads people to fight death ends up with them getting killed, and that death is a normal end to life and should be accepted and not fought.

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The Harry Potter story isn't technically any of the three options, because in that world it happened. In the same sense though all fiction books would be considered one of the three. They are similar because it shows those who chase bad things have bad ends, but the one that just wanted to live the life he had was the happiest that's the difference.

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The 2 tale's have something to do with death. The difference is that in the Pardoner's tale death is not seen and only heard of. But in the Deathly hallow, you can see death and the brothers were able to interact with him. Both stories end in tragedy because of greediness.

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Both tales represent death as the cause of greed and power. The message is that death is inevitable, however if one is greedy and lust for power, it will come quicker and unnaturally, but the humble man will die in peace.