TIMED WILL GIVE BRANLIEST- a poor peasant woman bore many sons. All except one lived normal, useful lives and did well. Naturally their mother loved them. One of them was born a fool, and he was neglected and left to shift for himself as best he could. All day long he worked on a large patch of sandy soil, not far from the village. Everybody laughed at him all the time. Why is this passage an example of a comparative structure?

It shows a clear cause-and-effect relationship between events.
It shows similarities and differences between things.
It contains the content of the story and the form used to tell the story.
It arranges events in the order that they occur.