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The comparison between the two excerpts gave a deeper Insight in the way the movie was presented. The play excerpts are comparatively smaller than the movie script. Some names are changed. Rick’s character in the play and in the movie are completely different. In the play he is straight forward and that is understandable in the tone. In the play script Rick appears to the negative character but in the movie script he appears to be heroic, especially during the time when he asks the band members to play the song, even if that meant risking a lot many things. There were changes made so that the movie script looked more appealing and they could keep an everlasting effect of the audience. The exchange of dialogues