Beast Of The Southern Wild Analysis

The story “Juicy and Delicious” written by Lucy Alibar and its film adaptation “Beasts of the Southern Wild” directed by Benh Zeitlin follow the life of a young child named Hushpuppy in a home she calls “the Bathtub.” Throughout the play, Hushpuppy learns how to love and care for others with examples given by the characters Miss Bathsheba, Joy, Birfday cake, and Daddy. Hushpuppy is portrayed more as dependent and in need of some protection in the play’s version of her story, while in the film her character is adapted to be seemingly more independent, assertive and courageous. ((the so what, what’s the point of that))
Comparing the screenplay to the original play, the difference in dependency in Hushpuppy’s character caused the storyline and