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Summer in a Day Here are the similarities and differences I saw between the text and the movie. First, both have the sun come out. Second, 7 years in the book and 9 in the movie. Third, in both the book and the movie william bullied margot. Fourth, the book never talked about the sun lamp and the movie it does. Fifth, margot is the character in the book and the movie. They wanted to see the sun and they did.
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