... always many differences in how the reader, the director, and the author of a novel portray different scenes and points. In comparing the novel A Tale Of Two Cities by Charles Dickens to the movie I found many differences. Because some important scenes were edited and often left out, the effect of the movie had a lessened impact on the audience. Through the use of Dickens's descriptive detail, a sense of mystery and suspense is portrayed. In the movie, this detail was often ... eliminated and the mood consequently made less dramatic. In the novel, two separate trials were used ... ...

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