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Which part of the original work should an adaption retain
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Answer: The overall theme of the work
Explanation: A p E x
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The part of the original work that an adaptation should retain is
the overall theme of the work.
You don't have to keep all the details, such as dialogues etc., but the overall theme should be there in the adaptation.
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