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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.
  • Lilo and Stitch
  • Angela's Ashes
  • Ice Station Zebra
  • King Kong
  • The Hunger Games: Mockingjay: Part 1
  • A Dog's Purpose
  • Battle Royale
  • The Revenant
  • Brewster's Millions
  • To Kill a Mockingbird

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