Each and every human being occurs unique. Not one person thinks the exact same thoughts, has identical opinions, or contains duplicate perceptions on specific subjects or issues. An author of a novel and a director of a film occur as notable symbols in the idea of providing content through different mediums within diverse and similar perceptions. Although some ideas may appear alike, differences are inevitable. Lawyers for example. Both lawyers in a criminal case appear to defend their defendant in court. They both occur reflecting on the same situation or problem, but the two have complete diverse interpretations on the committed actions according to their defendant. In the novel To Kill a Mockingbird, written by Harper Lee, and film adaption, …show more content…
Harper Lee’s version of the anecdote appears increasingly personal through the narration of Scout. This youthful and energetic child acts as the story's main protagonists, alongside her older brother, Jem. The two often find themselves in risky and adventurous situations together which eventually leads to the stories climatic actions. Readers receive more of a personal recollection and build an increased different tone of the story because of Scout’s narration. Although the film does include small durations of Scout narrating, it is her future self speaking, not her current age as a young child. The way Scout is perceived in the film does not satisfy the genuinity and innocence of her tone in the novel. She tells the entire story in the novel unlike the film. This does not release the same effect and tone of the story as the novel. To Kill a Mockingbird includes brutal themes of discrimination, cruelty, and racism, and ultimately, Scout’s narration in the text provides a greater amount of pity and innocent attitude for her character than the movie version (Citation). Her innocence foreshadows the awful themes of the story and provides a significant emotion to several meanings of the story, including racism. Her innocent and animated narration became decrypt with the the awful themes and demonstrates her