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I need 900 words how “To Kill a Mockingbird” book differs from the film. how character changes & lose affect?

I read the book and watched the film at the beginning of the semester and have been out sick. I really dont want to read this again nor do I want to watch the movie. I have an incomplete for the class and two 900 word essays to write. i also have to write on “Of Mice and Men” defferences.
SOMEBODY PLEASE HELP ME!!!

Ok, I like answering questions on Homework Help. I have a lot of experience in helping with homework since I am the mother of three, one who has graduated from Duke, two who are in high school.

My advice to you is this – you may not want to watch the movie again, but do it anyway. It is a GREAT movie. Reread the book first, or at least skim it to refresh your memory. Then, as you watch the movie, take notes when you notice something that is different from the book, or is the same as in the book. Maybe a page with two columns, one for similarities and one for differences. Include everything you notice so that you can talk about character changes, etc.

Do the same thing with Of Mice and Men. The book is a quick read and the movie is good.

If you just do these things, even though you don’t want to, your essays will be easy to write and you will have the satisfaction of knowing you did your work the way you were supposed to do it and will have learned a few things in the process.

Very often in life, we have to do many things when we would really rather do something else. Just do this and you will feel much better afterward.

Good luck!

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