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Maurice is a normal stay at home father |
Maurice is an inventor |
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Anna is thirteen years old. |
She is eleven. |
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Travis' land was purchased by him at an extremely low price when a house burned down on the lot. |
Travis' land was passed down to him. |
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The book is ALL about Religion. |
They never talk about Religion. They are a bunch of hipsters. |
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Vic calls home from his trip but is unable to reach Donna. He calls the cops to check, and the do and find the house vandalized by Kemp. Vic then returns. |
Vic returns because his trip is over. He finds the vandalism when he returns. |
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In the book, Fern and Avery ask their parents for money when they get to the fair, stating what they’re going to do at the fair (Fern with winning a doll by spinning a wheel so it stops at the right number, and Avery with steering a jet plane and making it bump into another one); Fern asks if she can have a balloon, and Avery asks if he can have a frozen custard, a cheeseburger, and some raspberry soda pop. |
In the movie, only Avery asks for money, saying, “Can I have some money, Pop? I’m going to get a frozen custard, a cheeseburger, and some raspberry soda pop.” |
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Chani is Paul’s concubine and the mother of his son. |
Chani is the leader of the Fedaykin, the Fremen death commandos. |
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None of the terrorists have any doubt about the justification for their plan. |
One of the terrorist ringleaders expresses doubts about the plan; he is strangled. |
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Billy spent 17 days in the prison's psychiatric hospital. He was not sent there because of a violent outburst. |
Billy snaps and beats Rifki and bites his tongue out of his mouth. Because of this attack he is sent to a section for the Criminally Insane. |
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The book starts with Billy Chapel in his hotel room in NYC waiting for his girlfriend Carol Grey to meet him. She does not show. Billy calls her office and they say she is out. |
The film starts with a montage of Billy Chapel growing up as a child, then changes scene to the Detroit Tigers boarding the plane to NY to play the Yankees. Catcher Gus Sinski does not want Billy to pitch with his chronically sore arm. |