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In the book, Susie is raped, murdered and dismembered. |
In the movie, Susie is murdered, but not raped or dismembered. |
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Our main character lives in New York and spends the book travelling to France, Italy, Brazil, Australia, Bali, China and Iceland to write about single women in other parts of the world. |
Our main character lives in New York. She goes nowhere. |
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Prince Charmond is kind and fair, intent on being a good king like his father who is alive. |
Prince Char doesn't even know how to act like a king. |
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Portia discovers that the child she gave up for adoption is the applicant she is reviewing near the end of the story. |
She finds out very early on in the story. |
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A section of the book is devoted to young Fantine's life with her lover, Felix Tholomyes, and three other couples, before the men abandon them, as well as a shorter section of her leaving Cosette with the Thénardiers before going to Montreuil and looking for work. |
Fantine first appears already working at the factory in Montreuil. Tholomyes never appears, and Cosette is not introduced until later. |
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Ross and Eli Watkins have a relatively cordial relationship. Eli doesn't play much of a role. |
Daniel and Eli have a contentious relationship throughout the story. |
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Papillon and Dega already knew eachother before they were were transported to South America. |
They met after they arrived at the prison. |
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Violet, Klaus, and Sunny get rescued by Count Olaf in disguise as Captain Sham in The Wide Window |
Violet, Klaus, and Sunny get rescued by Count Olaf not in disguise |
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Chris and Ann are depicted as country people. |
They are city dwellers. |
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Mattie carries her father's cap and ball Dragoon pistol. |
The pistol is the older and larger Walker Colt although Cogburn calls it a Colt Dragoon. |