That's a question requesting personal opinion, but as Max Lüthi stated, 'A storyteller can tell a story his own way do long as he faithly retains the basic structure (of the original text).' This stands for films as well. It can be adapted in any way and in any manner, the lone obligation being that the film maker retains the basic plot of the novel. Otherwise, it can be modelled in any manner, but its roots may be found in To Kill a Mockingbird's novel. Hope that helped. ^^

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Diana Patient's feminist critique of Cinderella (for Lüthi's quote), I am an Extension 1 english student.

It's quite short, here's the link: http://textuploader.com/okfp

What are your first thoughts? What do you think it's about? Anything I can improve?

Thanks!!

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