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Le film et le roman
Many say that when comparing movies and books they differ a lot. Books provide a more detailed viewing of characters and the events that occur, whereas the movies leave out information and sometimes deter the moral of the story. In the movie and book; Elle S’appleait Sarah, it can be seen that movies based on books do not portray the same events and themes occurred. Ultimately this takes away from emotions one feels towards certain situations. Differences can be seen in the relationships between certain characters. Also the way traits of certain characters are shown. Moreover, some events that happened were not the same and took away from the overall meaning of the story. To begin with, the first difference that is seen is the relationships between certain characters, especially Julia and Bertrand. In the book, it can be seen that their relationship is very tense and not so strong. This can be seen when Bertrand insults Julia in in front of his assistant about how Americans think they are the best and Julia thinks to herself (de Rosnay, 36-37). From this quote one can see that the relationship between Julia and Bertrand lacks love and affection. Julia feels silly and ridiculed by Bertrand and does not understand why he chooses to act this way. However, in the movie Antoine is not in this scene and their relationship is strong and is working well. As well, later on dans le roman, Julia finds out she is pregnant and thinks Bertrand will be happy to know this. After telling him, she finds out that he is not happy she is devasted and this can be seen when she says >(156-166). This quote shows how terrible and angry Julia feels that Bertrand does not want to keep the baby. In movie, it is seen that Julia is a little upset, however she quickly recovers and it does not seem to bother her for too long. For both instances, the book has a more detailed way of portraying her thoughts whereas the movie fails to do so. In the end this takes away from emotions and attachment

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