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Ellie's first job after training is to find a missing Alzheimer's patient (Marilyn). |
This does not happen. |
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There is a fire on board the sub. |
This doesn't happen. |
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Effie Trinket doesn't appear untill late in the book. Insted, Katniss prep team from the Hunger Games was on district 13. |
Effie Trinket replaces the whole prep team. |
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Margaret McCourt is born in America. |
She is born in Ireland. |
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Ann accepts Denham's offer for a leading lady reluctantly but quickly. |
She only agrees upon hearing that Jack Driscoll is writing the screenplay. |
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When Nani is talking on the phone with David, she suggests that Stitch is a mutant koala. She sees Stitch getting a drink from the refrigerator and is freaked out. Meanwhile Dr. Jumba and Agent Pleakley are observing Stitch; Dr. Jumba observes that Stitch has nothing to destroy, and not does not have any memories. |
While Nani is talking on the phone with David about Stitch, Lilo is trying to give him a bath, but he falls into the toilet, then hides by clinging to the ceiling fan. While this is happening, Agent Cobra Bubbles is listening in nearby with a transmitter/receiver. After listening to the havoc in the house, Bubbles decides to contact the social worker and go under cover. |
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In the book, Hugh Glass is wanting revenge on those who abandoned him and robbed him of his essentials, which is the center of the plot's conflict. |
Based on this (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QRfj1VCg16Y) trailer, it seems that Hugh Glass has a half Arikara son, who is the center of the plot's conflict. |
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When Jem and Scout are in the Radley yard, Mr. Radley comes out with his shotgun to scare them off. |
He comes out later when Jem returns to retrieve his lost pants. |
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Montgomery Brewster is white. |
He is black. |
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Sakamochi reveals that the Program's purpose is to discourage disturbances in the social order of the Republic, and to ensure the continued existence of its totalitarian government. |
The BR act appears to have been passed as a response to an alarmingly increasing rate of violence and delinquency being perpetrated by the youth of Japan. |