How is the subject of death treated in "Sabriel" compared to the two CommonLit texts, "Welcome to the Underworld," and "The Coming of Night"? *
We know that the plot of "Sabriel" revolves around her ability to travel into death and stop dead beings from coming back to life. How would you compare Garth Nix's treatment of death (Is it scary? Good/Evil? Just a natural part of "life"?) to the authors of the other two texts? Write at least three paragraphs using at least one detail from each text to support your answer.
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