Mitch steals millions of dollars from the Morolto family. He also gets one million dollars from the FBI in a deal to help bring down the firm.

Mitch doesn't steal any money.

Andrew tells Nina to leave him after she finds about he went to see a musical with Millie. Andrew locks Millie in the attic bedroom and forces her to pile three heavy books on her abdomen for three hours to punish her.

Andrew tells Nina to leave him after she finds about he went to see a musical with Millie. Andrew locks Millie in the attic bedroom and forces her to cut herself 21 times on the abdomen with a broken piece of China.

Wang Lung's cousin is a constant source of tension in Wang Lung's house, even trying his rape his second cousin. He eventually joins an army.

He only has a brief appearance in the beginning. No mention is made of him joining the Chinese army.

Finnick is mentally disoriented for a long time in the book, and is on rehab to get recovered.

He's ok from the beggining.

The three storylines of Luke facing Vader and the Emperor, the rebels down on Endor and Lando leading the fleet with the assault on the second Death Star overlap one another.

Like Empire Strikes Back, it tells them in a more linear way.

Paul destroys the wall protecting the city with nuclear weapons. The Gild protests that this will turn the other Houses against him. Paul brushes this protest aside by claiming he used nukes on the wall, not against people.

Paul does not use nuclear weapons.

Anna is given a court appointed guardian named Julia. She had a past romantic relationship with Campbell that ended badly.

Julia does not appear.

Haller tries to impeach a witness’ identification of the suspect, Watts, but he fails completely. Haller tells Watts that “We’re done”. Watts gets upset and attacks Haller at the defense table. Watts is taken to a holding cell and the judge declares a mistrial. This was planned by Haller and Watts to obtain a mistrial after the poor cross examination of the lead witness. The prosecuting attorney suspected Haller of manipulating the court. Jennifer Aronson handles Watts’ case afterwords and negotiates a plea deal.

In episode #2, Haller is representing a man in court accused of robbing a woman’s house. He fails to discredit her eyewitness testimony. After Haller tells his client he is unable to do much, his client attacks him. The judge declares a mistrial. This was planned by Haller and his client. The prosecutor accuses Haller of manipulating the court. Nothing more is heard about this client.

There is no mentioning in the book that the wildlings' corpses have been arranged in any pattern.

In the TV series, Will discovers the wildlings massacred and their bodies brutalized. In the book, he says they appeared to be sleeping and likely froze to death.

We meet the Bucket family.

Willy Wonka is seen making chocolate, and placing the five golden tickets in five Wonka Bars, which are then shipped across the world (with a darker, more foreboding theme.)