Question

1. How does the trailer compare to the book? Is it an accurate representation of the story you read? Why or why not? for the boy in the striped pajamas

Answer 1

Answer:

Comparing the trailer with the book version, "The Boy in the Stripped Pyjamas", it can be said as incomplete as it isn't able to really include in the movie each and every element and themes of the written work.

Explanation:

The movie focuses on all the characters while the book version is mainly from the perspective of the child narrator, Bruno.

While the novel, as it rightly should, provide detailed backgrounds of the story, the trailer just gives a peak into what the book is about.

Just as the difference in their volume also suggests, the movie just shows parts of the whole story while the readers of the book will have more in-depth knowledge of how the story goes.

The trailer is and can never be an accurate representation of the story from the book.

Answer 2

How does the trailer compare to the book? Is it an accurate representation of the story you read?The trailer is quite similar to the book. Both mention Bruno's tendency to mispronounce words like when he says out-with and the fury. The trailer shows Bruno's love for adventure and exploration which is the reason Bruno met Shmuel in thefirst place. The book and the trailer both mention Shmuel’s attire which has been misinterpreted by Bruno as pajamas, and Shmuel's need for more food because of the poor rationshe receives in the camp. I do believe this is a pretty accuraterepresentation of the story I read.