Plot device

There are similarities and differences in books and shows they are never the same. I am going to compare and contrast five short stories to their plays. There are differences in the setting like it is limited in propes and space and the time period. One of the setting differences is that in the monkey's paw there was no chess game in the play but is was in the story and they had to fill the hole with talking. There was also a lack of stairs in The Monkey's Paw and in the Tell-Tail Heart. Their…

between the book and movie. This may be one major difference between the two, but there are also many similarities. The setting and plot are very close to the same. This similarity help to have the integrity about the same. The integrity of the story is affected by the many differences and similarities in the areas of initiating events, characterization, and plot between the story and movie The Most Dangerous Game. Characters are a big part in a story, they make up the story! Characters between…

The resolution in The Vinyl Princess, was atrocious because it was very confusing and awkward. One example of this is towards the end of the book, Allie and Zach, Your Berkeley Fan, finally meet but never officially become a couple. This was very upsetting, making a book about a girl trying to find love in a small run down place makes the reader want to see them be a couple. Yvonne also included awkward moments in their “dates”, for example she says, "'You got a blog figured out for tomorrow,…

Maddie’s play camp… Maddie has always loved acting, and she loved to hang out with her friends and express herself, so when her mum found C.C.T, it seemed the perfect place for Maddie to have fun and do what she loves! At camp Maddie met her best friend Ally, got a solo, learned the choreography,decorated set, and many more fabulous things. Middie's best friend Ally was at the camp with her and was the same age, they also both ended up going to the same middle school.Ally and…

There are many differences occurred in the book and the movie of A Wrinkle In Time and And Then There Were None. I believe the director changed the movie so the viewers would understand it more and so the movie won’t be 5-6 hours long. I also think that they changed it is so people would understand it more, and some of the things in the book were hard to actually do in real life and in the time the movies were produced. There are many differences between the book and movie of A Wrinkle In…

Street by Rod Serling, the characters’ actions and events advance the plot very effectively. The text states , “What was that? A meteor?” They are all very confused as to what is happening around them. If this never happened then the whole play would have never happened or go differently somehow. In All if they never saw the “meteor” then they would have just gone about their day. Then some more things happen on maple street and the plot continues. For example, the play states, “You killed him…

In the novel Harris and Me, Gary Paulsen informs the reader about Me and Harris, a vastly different pair of cousins who meet up when Me is forced to moved to Harris's farm because his parents are abusive alcoholics. At first, Me is very reluctant to Harris’s schemes and does not know him very well, but through intense situations, they become close friends. It is only after these circumstances where they get to know each other when they begin to become even closer than friends. In fact, they…

1. What do you find is the most crucial in the plot in Chapter 1? There are several things that I actually found interesting within this chapter. One of those was the contrast established by wealthiness. It seemed that rich people used to live among gossips and rumors in order to judge whether or not dealing with certain kind of people. When Nick is leaving Daisy´s house she asks him to wait because she: "forgot to ask something, and it's important." "We heard you were engaged to a girl out West…

In section 1 of ready player one we meet the main character Wade. We are introduced into the story by hearing about the hunt. We learn about all the details and why and how it started. We learned that Wade dedicates most of his time to learning about all the details that he might need to find the prize. We are introduced to wades “family”. We find out that his dad is dead and that his mother had died from an overdose. He is now living with his pants who doesn’t even care that he’s there, she’s…

Another striking factor embedded within the novel which contributes to the memorability of the novel is its fascinating language. A fairytale should be happy however, Yolen uses it as an allegory for the Holocaust. According to tradition, a fairytale by nature is didactic or moralistic; 'Briar Rise' does so on both an internal and external level. It teaches children that good will triumph over evil. There is much use of the traditional and original fairytale terms throughout the novel for…