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Freak The Mighty Analysis
Oniah Guy
Mrs.Belcher
Period 2
11-10-17
The MIghty My thoughts on freak the mighty and the mighty are two different things.
The book is more emotional and gives lots of detail.The movie gives you a visual of what's happening and skips the critical feature. The book is about Maxwell and Kevin and how they became freak the mighty.
Maxwell is a kid who lives with his grim and gram and thinks he has no brain.Kevin is a boy who lives with his mom and has a growth disorder.They both seem to have it hard. The Movie is about the same thing just less detail.Maxwell is more emotional and has a lot more feelings.Kevin is the same only has a little bit more of vocabulary.
They still have some of the same characteristics. In the movie, Maxwell is
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