Davie Movie Vs Book

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Davies dad died and his grandfather sold him into slavery. Then Davie met Alan and they together escaped the ship. Alan shot they Red Fox and Davie and Alan went to James's house where they were invaded and they ran to a place where they met someone and they lost all their money. In the end Alan received a sentenced to death and he escaped with the help of Davie. Davie then received his property back. On the other hand, in the movie they paid attention to every miniature detail in the book and even added some new events. The purpose of this is to point out how much more developed the movie's plot line was compared to the book. The movie was much better considering it had an extremely different and more well thought out plot line from the book.

Now will reveal to you how the movie had everything the book had plus more. In the beginning, in both the
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If this had not happened then Davie would earn his belongings from his uncle and nothing would have happened. After this there was something that only happened in the movie that added more tension and action in the movie was having the ¨Low mile gang¨ introduced, they were the ones chasing Alan and Davie once they escaped the boat. The low mile gang were half the problem considering if they weren't there, then Alan and Davie would have made it to their destination with not a problem and would not have to rush. A extremely large part was when they escaped the boat by having an enormous fight Alan and Davie against the rest of the crew, this happened in both the movie and in the book. If this had not happened then Alan and Davie would not have been a ¨connection¨ between them. After that then they met someone named Catrina who helps them to their destination and even saved their lives a countless number of times. If there was no

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