Question

In a short story, Character A is injured accidentally after a fight with Character

B. In a filmed version of the story, Character A is injured because Character B
attacks him without a reason. How does this change most affect the way we
see Character B in the film?
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A. Character B seems more humorous in the film.
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B. Character B becomes more likable in the film.
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C. Character B seems sadder in the film.
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D. Character B seems more heartless in the film.

Answer 1

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In the short story it doesn't state the point of the fight. When we get to the film it states that the fight started because character B attacks character A with no reason. Option A, B, and C are incorrect because character B isn't humorous, likable, or sad. When it states "Character B attacks him without a reason," this means that this character is heartless and doesn't care for other people's feelings other then his/her own.

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