Member Of The Wedding Book And Movie Analysis

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There are similarities and differences in the book and the movie “The Member Of The Wedding.” These are a few differences in the book it states that Frankie gets married and in the movie she doesn’t get married. Also she steals her father's pistol and the police gets her and brings her home. In the book she sleeps with her father and in the movie she doesn’t sleep with her father. In the book she has a uncle named Charles and in the movie she has no uncle named Charles.
These are a few similarities in the movie and the book. In the movie and the book she finds a soldier and goes to get a drink in a bar. Also in the beginning of the movie and the book Frankie express what she feels about her fears anxiety and her confusion. In the book and

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