Compare And Contrast Princess And The Frog

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six doctors get onto a plane and the plane ends up crashing. Everyone gets hurt in some type of way but Lexie gets the worst out of it. She ends up dieing at the scene while everyone else is holding on for help. Help does come for a few days and they are stuck out in the wilderness, My version would be that LExie doesnt die because they are able to track the crashed plane. They find the six doctors and take them back to their hospital where their friends find them and patch them up. This way no one dies and a terrible trauma isnt so bad anymore. Princess and the frog. This story is about a girl who works really hard so that she can buy her very own restaraunt. But then one night at her bestfriends birthday party she runs in to a talking

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