The Wedding Comparison
The Member of the Wedding had many similarities and differences as in stuff in the movie that was not in the book.The Member of the Wedding was about a confused twelve-year-old adolescent living in the American south named Frankie Addams in 1944.The book is framed around her main frustration with feeling like she belongs to no group,that she is disconnected with the world around her.The daughter of a jeweler and a mother who died in child-birth,she is highly precocious and stubborn.
Some things that were same in the book and the movie.In the first part of the novella,the narrator describes the following Saturday morning,but then skips right to the early evening of that day.So in the movie and the book this happend.Once that happens Frankie startes to rage about World War II.Through her various brushes with sexual experiences,we discover how we completely unaware of the facts of life she is.Eventually,Frankie has a revelation that she belongs to her brother and his future wife,saying,“They are the we of me”.
Some more things that were the same.When the narration returns back to Saturday afternoon,we find Frankie has changed her name to F. Jasmine.This is an attempt to both sound more grown up and to have a name which begins in J A,just like Janice and Jarvis.She also tours the town telling people …show more content…
Jasmine and Berenice come to a poignant understanding of the societal pitfalls of race differences.Another thing is F. Jasmine never leaves the house Saturday evening and travels to Big Mama’s house to have her fortune told.The guy and her never sat down for a drink and he never tries to coerce her to return to his hotel room where he attempts to do things to her.She never attempts to run away,stealing her father’s pistol,but she is quickly found by the police and returned home.Berenice never decides to quit and get married again.There is a lot of the same and many different stuff.But that is most of all of
Some things that were same in the book and the movie.In the first part of the novella,the narrator describes the following Saturday morning,but then skips right to the early evening of that day.So in the movie and the book this happend.Once that happens Frankie startes to rage about World War II.Through her various brushes with sexual experiences,we discover how we completely unaware of the facts of life she is.Eventually,Frankie has a revelation that she belongs to her brother and his future wife,saying,“They are the we of me”.
Some more things that were the same.When the narration returns back to Saturday afternoon,we find Frankie has changed her name to F. Jasmine.This is an attempt to both sound more grown up and to have a name which begins in J A,just like Janice and Jarvis.She also tours the town telling people …show more content…
Jasmine and Berenice come to a poignant understanding of the societal pitfalls of race differences.Another thing is F. Jasmine never leaves the house Saturday evening and travels to Big Mama’s house to have her fortune told.The guy and her never sat down for a drink and he never tries to coerce her to return to his hotel room where he attempts to do things to her.She never attempts to run away,stealing her father’s pistol,but she is quickly found by the police and returned home.Berenice never decides to quit and get married again.There is a lot of the same and many different stuff.But that is most of all of