Compare And Contrast Essay On The Birds

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The Birds
It’s not common for birds to attack humans, right? Alfred Hitchcock’s based his movie The Birds on Daphne du Maurier's story, but still there are many differences. Between these two stories the birds were attacking small towns, but both ended up having different endings. One story ended up having a family live happily ever after, and the other ended up having a twisted ending.
Unlike Daphne du Maurier’s story the movie takes place in the 1960s on the coast of California in Bodega Bay. It was described as a small town where everybody knows everybody. In the story it starts off on December 3rd and was in the 1950s time period. In the story they lived in a old farm house and didn’t have that many neighbors. The characters in the movie were Melanie Daniels, Mitch, Lydia, Cathy Brenner, and Annie Hayworth. Annie Hayworth was the only school teacher in Bodega Bay and ended up getting killed by the birds that attacked her. Mitch, Cathy, and Lydia Brenner was the family that lived across the lake in Bodega Bay. Mitch and Cathy were brother and sister and Lydia was the mom, that didn’t want to live alone. …show more content…

In the story there was only Jill, Nat, The Wife, and Johnny Hockins. Nat and The Wife were the two parents of Jill and Johnny Hockins. Alfred Hitchcock changed the characters and moved the story to take place in America, so he and other people could personally connect to the story. Hitchcock changed the characters and create a romance between Melanie Daniels and Mitch Brenner. Even though the stories have many differences Hitchcock made it similar in some

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