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    population was getting smarter, thus making the blood and guts more tasteless then anything, it made it more offensive then the original. Time did no justice to the savagery of Titus Andronicus and Taymor paid the…

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    modifying the interpretation of the characters from the original play. Baz Luhrmann has attempted to modify the play 'Romeo and Juliet' by changing selected setting's throughout the film. Early in the film viewers witness a fight between the Montague's and Capulet's, this scene has been drastically modified so the audience is able to relate to it. During the original play the fight is set in an old town square, Baz Luhrmann has changed…

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    understand original Shakespearean writings. Thankfully for those people, there have been many more modern adaptations that are easier to read and understand. The English III class read through “The Tempest” by William Shakespeare. The three different version that were analyzed were the original text, the movie version, and the modern adaptation It was easy to tell by the way the class acted that the movie was most preferred, the modern translation was preferred next, and the original text was…

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    visual. The original textual format, written by Edgar Allan Poe, compares to, as well as contrast to, the visual movie directed by Jules Dassin, the one time assistant to Alfred Hitchcock, and the cartoon format by Annette Jung. While the original storyline has a focal point regarding the “eye” of the old man, some formats alter the plot, forming a contradicting relationship in comparison to the primary short story by Poe. The movie by Dassin, and cartoon by Jung, are similar to the original…

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    Revision of Beowulf Essay 1 The changes that I made in my original essay on Beowulf was abundant. As a matter of fact, I realized that the original format of my essay, before the corrections, enhance a reader to be confused. The original version had many comma splices, grammatical errors, and incorrect word tenses. Moreover, wrong word tenses were present like the word envious was uses when it should have been envy. Furthermore, the current changes will help a reader understand the juxtaposition…

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    Question Do film adaptations need to be faithful to their original texts in order to be successful? (16) Background When the film industry started to kick off in the late 19th century, the potential of adapting literary works into film was recognized; film adaptations are now a norm in today's cinema. As claimed by Academy Award Nominee Frederic Raphael, “...they (film-makers) would sooner buy the rights of an expensive book than develop an original subject”. Some modern examples include The…

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    module. However, if you just replace the resistor you’ll find yourself doing this over and over again. In this article we'll talk about how to solve the issue for good. The first thing to tackle is why the replacement part looks so different than the original equipment installed from the factory. The simple answer to the question remains the technology used to create resistor modules advanced. Not only is the new part more reliable, but it's also less expensive to make. As you can see from the…

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    Also, if the scribe likes something in a different way then he can do that. Personally, I think that this unfair that the scribe is able to do this. I understand that it is hard to interpret some words in the original manuscript but with research the story should be put at how the original author intended it to be. Another example of this occurring is with Cain and Cam. The scribe saw multiple instances of the word Cam and assumed that it needed to be translated into being Camp. This translation…

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    resembled an obsidian flake/core. I cut the pebble down by hitting it with a larger rock, which caused it to flake, creating a perfect piece for carving. Following the creation of the flake, I began my process of copying down the glyphs from the original image of the small Santiago. This took around an hour to do but it was stopped due to the flake I was using going blunt. This made it really difficult to make any visible inscriptions into the wood. I was to use another pebble and create…

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    will try to make their work distinct or make few changes to stay true to the original piece. If a film has few changes made to it from its original text then it can be considered close to the original text, yet if there are many changes than it may just be based loosely on the original. Oliver Parker’s film adaptation of The Importance of Being Earnest is one which would be considered a loose interpretation of the original text due to its changes in the sequence of events, condensation of…

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