otagonist itself. One novel is viewed in the eyes of a positive person while the other by a negative. This gives both novels a different feel and different perspective on the situation in each novel.
             'Guerrillas' and 'A Bend in the River' also have similar themes and settings. The themes of violence, friendships/relationships, prejudice and hatred are evident in both novels. The social setting of the novels is similar even though the exact locations are not identical.
             Since both novels are set in a chaotic time period where racism is evident and the community is run down and hectic, it is only fitting that the themes of violence, prejudice and hatred are similar in both novels. Both novels have rebels and rioters that contribute to the violence and it is a result of hatred and prejudice in the land. The characters are not lin
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